Inquisition tribunals against the Sunni majority in Syria.And the abuse of our Christian community in Raqqa, the role of missionary organizations, and the Obama administration's role in fueling sectarianism in the region.
Only under the Inquisition have crimes and continuous torture comparable to what has been occurring in Syria for the past three years against the Sunni majority been witnessed—perpetrated by the ruling mafia, with the green light of both the United States and Russia. This has encompassed all forms of extortion, and physical, material, moral, legal, media, ethical, and religious extermination. Since the early days of the revolution, our workshop has produced research addressing the challenges and proposing solutions regarding the anticipated behavior of the ruling mafia in Syria, which seeks to create a state of which seeks to create a state of sectarian hysteria. among minorities, and to summon and create extremist groups linked to fictitious entities such as Al-Qaeda, thereby transforming the revolution for freedom into a civil war that serves its interests and the interests of the Greater Israel project—one that will ensure the silencing of the international community regarding its crimes. As we anticipated and warned, we are witnessing suspicious activities by proselytizing organizations fueled by the recommendations of the Colorado Conference on the Evangelization of the Muslim World held in 1978, which called for igniting civil wars and creating famines among Muslims as a prelude to their conversion. While we affirm our support for freedom of belief, the actions of these missionary organizations—which exploit the displacement and hunger of Syrians in refugee camps to bargain with them for their faith in exchange for a piece of bread—constitute one of the most violent forms of exploitation. especially as it fuels sectarian hatred throughout the entire regionand it will have dire consequences for the entire region and all sects, as witnessed in Iraq following the American invasion and the spread of missionary groups that harmed Iraqi Christians before anyone else. Adding to this are the statements made by certain Christian clergymen who support the ruling mafia in Syria and who, culturally and ideologically, align themselves with the legacy of the Inquisition—failing to see in the Syrian revolution any legitimate demand for freedom, dignity, or human rights. All of this has provided a pretext for the terrorist organization ISIS—linked to Iranian and Syrian intelligence services—to exploit our Christian compatriots in the city of Raqqa as a tool to inflame sectarianism and provoke global hostility against the Syrian revolution.
1- We condemn and denounce all violations that have occurred or may occur under any pretext or designation. or as a sectarian or racist justification. We place the greatest moral and historical responsibility on the administration of President Barack Obama, which granted the ruling mafia a green light to destroy Syria in submission to Israeli pressure and missionary organizations. We also hold responsible for this terrorism the agents of Israel in the region, including sectarian leaders—foremost among them Bashar al-Assad, Ali Khamenei, and Nouri al-Maliki—as well as their affiliated militias such as Hezbollah, ISIS, and the Iraqi militias operating in Syria.
2- We also hold part of the responsibility to the Syrian opposition – the National Council, the Coalition, and the Islamists – who participated with us in Anti-Sectarianism Workshop and signed the documents and national statements issued by it. and they pledged to God and to us to work together on this path. then they backtracked, despite having had the ability to do much in this regard. Instead, they closed all media, administrative, and political avenues to the national unity project and the criminalization of sectarianism, falling into the trap set by the regime. This ultimately led us to the ISIS project, missionary organizations, and the mullahs of Tehran.
Glory and freedom to the proud Syria.
Coordinator of the National Unity Workshop: Socrat al-Baaj.
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