Syrian War Aftermath
Syrian Christians Protest After Christmas Tree Set Ablaze in Damascus
A series of articles report on protests held by Christians in Syria following the burning of a Christmas tree in the town of Suqaylabiyah. The tree was set on fire, reportedly by unknown individuals, in the town's main square.
A member of the governing HTS rebel group assured crowds that the tree would be repaired before morning. Protesters marched through the Syrian capital of Damascus, chanting slogans such as "We demand the rights of Christians" and "If we're not allowed to live our Christian faith in our country, as we used to, then we don't belong here anymore."
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