Tuesday April 10, 2012
Watch: Hill Briefing: Religious Plurality in the Middle East
Tomorrow, AAI will be hosting a congressional briefing on the current situation of religious minorities in the Middle East.
After over a thousand years of relatively peaceful co-existence, religious communities in the Middle East are increasingly threatened as a result of recent conflicts and political developments. The on-going violence in Iraq, Syria, and Palestine has created significant refugee outflows, particularly from targeted religious and ethnic communities including Christians, Sufis, and others. Is this the beginning of the ghettoization of the Middle East, or can the trend be reversed?
Join the discussion this Wednesday at 11:30am at 1539 Longworth House Office Building.
Download the event flyer for more information.
You can also watch the event on the web by tuning in to AAI's livestream channel.
Please let me know if you’d like me to save you a seat. I hope to see you there.
Tagged as Issues, Arab Spring, Egypt, Iraq, Lebanon, Syria, Posted by Samer Araabi
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