Trump administrator condemns violence in the Islamic State against African Christians

First on Fox – The White House, which has faced a constant and growing tsunami murder by Islamic state groups against Christians in Africa in the south of Sahara, is now closely cooperating with the State Department to find ways to stop killing.

Last week, the White House said Fox News Digital: “Trump administration condemns this horrific violence against Christians,” after the UN reported that 49 Christians were defeated with Macheth on July 27 in the church and around it in the eastern part The Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), while the Catholics were praying for peace. Authorities say the killers were Islamist militants from the Union Democratic Forces, also known as the Islamic State DRC.

In the neighboring Nigeria, 27 Christians were killed by Fulani’s Islamist tribes in Bindi Tas, where residents are mostly Christian. Salaromon’s obvious Solomon said: “I advised my family to seek asylum in the church, which seemed the safest place at the time. I lost my wife and the second daughter in the attack; they were burned (alive) by Fulani.”

Local Youth leader d’A. Mangut, who helped get bodies, added, “People kill like chickens, and nothing is done.”

“Such terrible things have become commonplace in the Central Nigeria,” said John Eybner, President of the Christian Human Rights Organization Christian Solidarity International, Fox News Digital. “This is part of the long-standing process of violent Islamization, ethno-religious purification. The last palm Sunday 50 Christians were similarly stabbed in the neighboring bass. More than 165 Christians have been killed in the last 4 months in Plateau (one of the provinces of Nigeria) only,” he added.

“The masses occurring in the Central Nigeria also occur with an increasing frequency in predominantly Christian places, such as Congo and Mozambique. There is no simple solution.”

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The open door department in the UK, the global Christian charity, which supports and advocates Christians who are persecuted for their faith, told digital Fox News: “The crisis facing the large territory of Africa south of the Sahara is difficult to overestimate.

“About 150,000 people have been killed in jihadists’ violence in the last ten years. More than 16 million Christians have been expelled from their homes and their land throughout the region.”

Trump administration It seems to be preparing for action. This week, the State Department’s press, Fox News Digital, said: “The State Department cooperates closely with the White House to determine the possibilities for further reasons for religious freedom worldwide.”

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The press secretary added: “Freedom of religion for all people all over the world is a moral and national security, and the US foreign policy priority. According to President Trump, the United States will actively promote this freedom.”

Nigeria is one of the most dangerous places in the world to be a Christian. Recent studies of open doors show that more Christians have died for their faith in Nigeria than in the rest of the world. Local Bishop Wilfred Anagbe threatened, and about 20 his parishioners were killed after he opposed the murder of the Congress commission in March.

This week, the bishop spoke solely with the digital Fox News, saying that “the attackers are part of a larger family of Islamic jihadists who led Nigeria as similar Boko HaramISIS West Africa and similar groups. Nigeria had a long history with Islamic fundamentalism. (But) violence, killings and displacements without consequences indicate a new picture when Islamists turn to control over the official government and the apparatus to continue this jihad.

“Nigeria has a strong Muslim trend to turn all or part of Nigeria into an Islamic state.”

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“This is what the Nazis did with the Jews,” said David Onileku Aid, director of the International Human Rights Commission, adding: “This is ethnic purification, step by step.”

John Samuel, an open -door legal expert, told Fox News Digital that where Islamist groups work when Christians gather for “a prayer meeting, say, or go to church, (this) can become a one -sided ticket or something very dead.”

“If you ChristianYou either go to Islam or die. “

Samuel gives the example of the Nigerian Christian, who was ambushed by Boko Haram fighters. According to his widow, “he was asked to refuse faith and say Islamic prayer. He refused and he was instantly killed. You are a target. You are a target on the very fact that you identify with Christ.”

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Throughout the region, it is claimed that Islamist attackers want the land owned by Christians to attack. Jabez Musa’s lawyer fights in the court in Nigeria to return this land. He told Fox News Digital, who moved Christians “want their land to restore back to their existence. The cry was always attributed to me, my house, food, land. When we say, more than 64 communities in the plateau were dispossessed and seized from me, and I was taken to my house, eating, eating. Plateau’s state was dispossessed and captured in Fulani’s militants“

“Only Christians are directed, they are killed, moved, and their lands are transferred.”

Henrieta Blyat, CEO of Open Doors UK and Ireland, said Fox News Digital that “African governments should urgently provide three things: justice – because very few of these criminals follow, and this impunity introduces them. Together.

“For too long, no one talked about the horrific wholesale of Christians and moderate Muslims in Africa. The Western world should wake up and resent,” she said.

One sadness told reporters after the massacre in Nigeria Bindi Ta-Sos last month: “We are tired of condolences and statements. What we need is true security, not sympathy.”

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The Digital Fox News appealed to the Nigeria and DRC governments, but did not receive an answer.

Jabez Musa’s lawyer admitted: “I call on the US government, especially President Trump personally … come to the aid of Christians.”