jandres escribió:los cristianos deberíamos llamar a una cruzada para defender estos pueblos.
pues el gran jefe cristiano..o uno de ellos,quizás el más importante....dice que nones, que rezando arreglamos las cosas...claro que ese gran jefe se ha dado cuenta que se arregla rezando desde hace dos dias.....durante dos años no ha dicho ni pio...
Curioso gran jefe.
Maaloula: rebels break into the village homes, kill three young Christians
AsiaNews sources report anti-Christian violence and persecution in the village where people still speak Aramaic. Islamist insurgents have broken into homes and seized at least six young Greek-Catholics. Dead bodies are lying in the streets as a warning to the inhabitants. In Damascus, the local Church tries to help the refugees, but "many families have been stranded in their homes. Nothing is known about them."
Maaloula (AsiaNews) - The bodies of Christians killed lie abandoned by the side of roads; houses and churches have been destroyed and plundered," this is Maaloula today, a village about 60 kilometres north of Damascus that was recently invaded by Islamist insurgents.
The town, the cradle of the Syrian Christian tradition and a unique place in the world where Aramaic is still spoken, is now a ghost town.
Sources, anonymous for security reasons, told AsiaNews that "the Islamist insurgents are breaking into village homes. Yesterday they killed three people and took six young Greek-Catholics Christians prisoners. Bodies have been left in the streets as a warning to the population. Many families are locked in their homes and cannot even escape. Nobody knows their conditions."
The situation is critical for those who were able to leave the village. "Several hundred people," sources said, "managed to save themselves, but had to leave all their belongings. A new ordeal is starting for them."
In the capital, parishes gave hospitality to fleeing families, but the food will not last for long.
"These people are traumatised," sources told AsiaNews. "Entire families have left their entire lives in Maaloula. They do not need only material goods such as food, water, a bed to rest but also spiritual support, especially the elderly, women and children. "
The rebels of the Free Syrian Army (FSA) invaded the village last Thursday, defeating government forces with the support of al-Qaeda-linked al-Nusra Brigades.
After taking control of the city, Islamists begun to desecrate Christian buildings, destroying the crosses on the dome of the Greek-Catholic monastery of Saints Sergius and Bacchus.
A villager told AsiaNews that the leader of the local Muslim community condemned the attack saying it was against Islam.
"Violence cannot be carried out either in the name of Allah or Muhammad," the sheikh said, to no avail.
MauricioA escribió:No es ningún mensaje simplista , si apoyas a los terroristas asesinos eres un colaborador de terroristas, el hecho de que en este caso los terroristas quieran eliminar a Al Assad no los redime de sus pecados y siguen siendo terroristas.
MauricioA escribió:Cuando lleguen a Egipto también defenderé a la dictadura militar en Egipto, alguien debe detenerlos
Ismael escribió:Gracias por la traducción, Medal
jandres escribió:los cristianos deberíamos llamar a una cruzada para defender estos pueblos.
pues el gran jefe cristiano..o uno de ellos,quizás el más importante....dice que nones, que rezando arreglamos las cosas...claro que ese gran jefe se ha dado cuenta que se arregla rezando desde hace dos dias.....durante dos años no ha dicho ni pio...
Curioso gran jefe.
carlos perez llera escribió:O le pedimos su opinión a Reitzinger??
carlos perez llera escribió:La solución así de los seals tipo Osamma, como que muy política no es, verdad??
MauricioA escribió:Maaloula queda al NORTE de Damasco , Entre Maaloula y la frontera del Líbano existen otros 20 pueblos,
Ismael escribió:MauricioA escribió:Maaloula queda al NORTE de Damasco , Entre Maaloula y la frontera del Líbano existen otros 20 pueblos,
Pues en el google earth o wikimapia me salen sólo 15 kilómetros en línea recta entre Maaloula y la frontera libanesa, y sólo se ven uno o dos pueblos (Hosh Arab y Jabadeen), según qué ruta tomes para salir del lugar. Uno de los dos (¡qué coincidencia!) lo han bombardeado hoy:
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Un saludo
PD: Kerry ha dado un plazo de 7 días a Assad para entregar sus armas químicas, si quiere evitar el ataque ( http://www.theguardian.com/world/2013/s ... CMP=twt_gu ). Curiosamente, su colega ruso, Lavrov, aún sin poner plazo, ha venido a reclamar lo mismo también: http://rt.com/news/lavrov-syria-chemica ... dover-615/
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