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A jihadist message, Islamic State endures , is still graffitied on the front gate of Thanoun Yahya, an Iraqi Christian from the northern city of Mosul, scrawled by Islamist militants who occupied his home for three y
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stanley isolierkanne hristian, whose family fled to Iraq s northern Kurdistan region during Islamic State s rule, is one of just a few dozen that have returned to Mosul out of an original population of some 50,000 Christians REUTERS/Thaier al-Sudani REUTERS He refuses to remove it, partly in defiance of the militants who were eventually beaten by Iraqi forces, but also as a reminder that Iraq s scattered and dwindling Christian community still lives a precarious existence. They re gone, they can t hurt us, said the 59-year-old, sitting in his home which he reclaimed when Islamic State was driven out in 2017. But there aren t many of us left. The younger generation want to leave. The stark choice facing many Christians in Muslim-majority Iraq will be highlighted during the first ever papal visit to the Biblical nation. Pope Francis s trip runs from March 5-8 and will include a stop in Mosul. Yahya sold the fam
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