VOICED : Iraqi Christians in France worry about persecution in Iraq

The video discusses the plight of Iraqi Christians facing threats from jihadists, particularly after the Islamic State's takeover of Mosul. Families like Maya's are being displaced, with some seeking refuge in France. The French government has offered asylum, but there are concerns about the implications. The community in France remains hopeful, gathering for mass and praying for safety. Historically, the Christian population in Iraq has significantly declined since the Gulf War.

What difficult choice did the Islamic State of Iraq Movement give to Christians in Mosul?

• Convert to Islam or leave the country

• Join the movement or face exile

• Convert to Islam or face death

• Pay a fine or face imprisonment

Why were some Iraqi Christians in France concerned about the French government's offer of asylum?

• They were worried about losing their cultural identity

• They feared it might encourage more jihadist attacks

• They thought it would increase immigration issues in France

• They believed it could lead to further religious cleansing

What is the main concern of the Caldor Syrians in South Sell regarding the situation in Iraq?

• They are worried about losing their homes in France

• They are anxious about the economic impact on their community

• They fear the loss of their cultural heritage

• They are concerned about the safety of their family in Iraq

What has been the impact of the Gulf War on the Christian population in Iraq?

• It has increased significantly

• It has become more diverse

• It has remained stable

• It has decreased drastically

What do Maya and her family hope for regarding their community's future?

• That they will assimilate into French society

• That they will receive more international support

• That their community will not become a historical footnote

• That they will be able to return to Iraq