Deadly church attack sparks fears for Syrian Christians' security in wake of Mar Elias assault
A deadly church attack on Mar Elias Church in Damascus has killed at least 25 people, raising security fears for Syrians and minority communities. The incident has shaken Syria's Christian population.
A deadly attack on the Mar Elias Church in Damascus has raised security fears for Syrians and minorities, killing at least 25 people in a brazen assault by a gunman who stormed the church, shaking the country's Christian community. The incident has sparked widespread condemnation and calls for increased security measures to protect Syria's vulnerable populations. The attack is part of a growing trend of violence against Christians and other minority groups in the war-torn nation. Authorities have launched an investigation into the attack, but many are left wondering how such a violent act could occur in the heart of Damascus.
