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Two Swedish members of parliament of Syrian Christian heritage, Yusuf Aydin and Paul Szabo, from the center-right Christian Democratic Party in Sweden, issued a joint statement condemning repeated attacks against Christians in Syria, and warned that the violence was not an isolated incident. The legislators belong to the Syriac community, an ancient Christian Christian community with roots in Mesopotamia and the Levant, traditionally associated with the Syriac language, a form of Aramaic, the language family spoken at the time of Jesus Messiah. Their statement follows violence in the predominantly Greek-Orthodox Christian town of al-Suqailbia, in Syria's Hama province, where a clash with residents of the neighboring, predominantly Sunni town of Qalat al-Madiq has escalated into reported attacks on homes, businesses and civilians, with armed buildings and heavily armed civilians. Escaped from a shot directed at him and his car. They emphasized that the Christians are among the indigenous peoples of Syria, whose presence in the region began in the early centuries of Christianity.

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Two Swedish members of parliament of Syrian Christian heritage, Yusuf Aydin and Paul Szabo, from the center-right Christian Democratic Party in Sweden, issued a joint statement condemning repeated attacks against Christians in Syria, and warned that the violence was not an isolated incident. The legislators belong to the Syriac community, an ancient Christian Christian community with roots in Mesopotamia and the Levant, traditionally associated with the Syriac language, a form of Aramaic, the language family spoken at the time of Jesus Messiah. Their statement follows violence in the predominantly Greek-Orthodox Christian town of al-Suqailbia, in Syria's Hama province, where a clash with residents of the neighboring, predominantly Sunni town of Qalat al-Madiq has escalated into reported attacks on homes, businesses and civilians, with armed buildings and heavily armed civilians. Escaped from a shot directed at him and his car. They emphasized that the Christians are among the indigenous peoples of Syria, whose presence in the region began in the early centuries of Christianity.

Two Swedish members of parliament of Syrian Christian heritage, Yusuf Aydin and Paul Szabo, from the center-right Christian Democratic Party in Sweden, issued a joint statement condemning repeated attacks against Christians in Syria, and warned that the violence was not an isolated incident. The legislators belong to the Syriac community, an ancient Christian Christian community with roots in Mesopotamia and the Levant, traditionally associated with the Syriac language, a form of Aramaic, the language family spoken at the time of Jesus Messiah. Their statement follows violence in the predominantly Greek-Orthodox Christian town of al-Suqailbia, in Syria's Hama province, where a clash with residents of the neighboring, predominantly Sunni town of Qalat al-Madiq has escalated into reported attacks on homes, businesses and civilians, with armed buildings and heavily armed civilians. Escaped from a shot directed at him and his car. They emphasized that the Christians are among the indigenous peoples of Syria, whose presence in the region began in the early centuries of Christianity.