Some of our Orthodox brethren in Greece criticize us for referring to the Melkite Greeks as “our people,” since they are Catholics. But our purpose here is not to form monasteries where monks and believers isolate themselves according to their mode of worship. We are here to

The self-proclaimed guardian of Orthodoxy — at one time unleashing his Chechen Islamists against Orthodox Ukrainians, and later surrendering Syria to al-Qaeda.

The destruction of musical instruments at the National Conservatory in Joudat Al-Hashimi High School in Damascus came by a fatwa from the sheikh responsible for the area. Damascus, which once humbled poets, musicians, and artists, is today ruled by al-Qaeda.

The bodies of the martyrs Wisam Mansour and Shafiq Saqr arrived in their village, after they were cold-bloodedly killed by gunmen loyal to Ahmed Al-Sharaa

Martyr Wissam George Mansour Martyr Shafiq Saqr Mansour Killed at the hands of Al-Jolani’s gangs for no other reason than being Christians.

A Christian parade was held to honor yesterday’s martyrs who were killed by Muslim mobs linked to Ahmed Al Sharaa’s regime.

Christian protesters gathered in Damascus to denounce the killings in Anaz that targeted members of their community, as well as the ongoing harassment directed against them.

After the killing of three Christians from the Christian Valley in Homs, residents of Anas village took to the streets and blocked the road in protest.

Desecration of Greek Antiochian Orthodox cemeteries in al-Soura, #Sweida, Syria by militias loyal to Ahmed al-Sharaa. Even the graves of our ancestors were not spared.

On St. Takla’s day in Maaloula, the community chanted with pride: “Our rosary is Marian, our Church is Antiochian, our unity Roman and Byzantine.”

While Ahmed Al Sharaa visits the U.S., a media campaign kicks off in NYC with ad trucks screening documentaries on Syria’s recent massacres.

While Ahmad al-Sharʿ’s government is being received in New York, it is simultaneously imposing regulations in Syria schools that force the separation of children—boys in one set of classrooms, girls in another.

At the beginning of this week, two Kurdish girls, named Fatime Salih and Nurman Celal, were kidnapped on the road between Kobani and Aleppo. The family says the kidnappers asking the family for money https://t.co/vZfJu2lPuu

An Al Qaeda top commander is coming to New York to address the U.N.—the very city that witnessed their horrific attack. And, with bitter irony, it’s happening in September.

The Eagles of Antioch are cleaning and preparing Saint Elias Church in Damascus, which was bombed in June.

The Al-Assyeh Greek Antiochian School in Syria has launched the country’s first STEM robotics course for kids — yet another example of Greek Antiochian pioneers leading the way.

Our spokesman, @eiadherera, writes in The Globe and Mail, citing the words of His Eminence @BishopMilad Jawich, Melkite #Greek Bishop of Antioch in Canada, reflecting the fear and panic among our people in #Syria: “Over the past six months, the church has received an

Fire trucks belonging to al-Jolani, in front of the cameras, fill their tanks with river water under the pretense of extinguishing the fire, then dump it on the mountain before reaching the blaze, allowing the fire to consume the areas of the Antiochian Greeks and the Alawites.

Deliberate fires are ravaging the farmlands of the Antiochian Greek Orthodox community in the village of Al-Jouaniyat in Wadi al-Nasara. The authorities have failed to respond to calls for assistance, and local residents are unable to extinguish the blaze. We call on Cyprus to

Al-Modon: Christian youth in Damascus tortured in Branch al-Khatib, forced to memorize Quran under threat of execution. Freed after family paid $10K. #