‘The Black Day’: A Decade of Displacement for Iraqi Christians

American FRRME Executive Director Nate Breeding spoke with Raymond Ibrahim at the Gatestone Institute on the tenth anniversary of “The Black Day”—marking the start of the atrocities faced by Iraqi Christians on August 6, 2014.

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‘The Black Day’: A Decade of Displacement for Iraqi Christians

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