Trump administration condemns the Islamic State violence against African Christians

– on the fox – first. Sub-Saharan has faced the ongoing and increasing tsunamis by the Islamic State-Alleaded groups against Christians in Africa, now working closely with the state department to find a way to stop the murder.

Last week, the White House told Fox News Digital, “Trump has protested against this terrible violence against Christians,” on July 27 in the East and 49 Christians around a church in the eastern and around a church around. Kongo’s democratic republic (DRC), Catholic worshipers were praying for peace. Officers say the murderer was an Islamic terrorist of the Aloid Democratic Forces, known as the Islamic State DRC.

Last month, in the neighboring Nigeria, the Islamic Fulani tribes killed 27 Christians in the village of Bindi Ta-Hos, where the residents are mainly Christians. Solomon Sunday said, “I advised my family to seek shelter in the church, which was the safest place at that time. I lost my wife and another daughter in the attack; Fulani Milishia burned them (living).”

Isis-Linked jihadists carry the villagers to their dead after the killing of 49 Christians in the Democratic Republic of Kong. (Open the doors)

Local Youth Leader D’Rong Mangut, who helped to recover the bodies, further said, “People are being killed as chickens and nothing is done.”

Christian Human Rights Organization John Ibner, President of Christian Solidarity International, told Fox News Digital, “Such a horrific proceedings in Central Nigeria have become normal.” “This is part of the long-term process of violent Islamization, the Ethno-Religius Cleaning. Last Palm Sunday was slaughtered 50 Christians in the nearest Bass.

“In the order of the Central Nigeria, these genitals are also occurring mainly in Christian places, such as Kongo and Mozambique. There is no simple solution.”

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The UK Division of Open Doors, a global Christian charity organization that harasses and speaks Christians for their faith, told Fox News Digital, “It is difficult to overstate the crisis in the sub-Saharan Africa.

Bindi, casket of victims killed by Islamists in Nigeria. (Christian Unity International (CSI))

“In the last ten years, about 5,000,7,3 people have been killed in jihadist violence. More than 1 million million Christians have been operated from their homes and throughout the region.”

Trump administration Seems to be preparing for the action. This week, a spokesman for the Foreign Department told Fox News Digital, “The State Department is working closely with the White House to recognize the opportunity to bring the opportunity of religious freedom around the world.”

After a recent testimony to the Congress for the Christian harassment, 20 were killed in Bishop’s village.

The spokesmen further said, “Religious freedom for all worldwide is a moral and national security essential and priority of the US foreign policy. As President Trump said, the United States will strongly promote this independence.”

Nigeria is one of the most dangerous places in the world to become a Christian. Recent open door research shows that more Christians have been killed in Nigeria for their faith in the rest of the world. In March, the local Bishop Wilfred Angbe was threatened after the Congress Committee was told to kill and killed about 3 of him.

On October 31, 2014, a photo of members of Nigeria’s Islamic extremist group Boko Haram. (AP)

This week, Bishop spoke to Fox News Digital and declared that “the attackers are part of the big Islamic-jihadist family, which is the head of Nigeria. BOKO HARDIsis West Africa and similar groups. Nigeria has a long history of Islamic fundamentalism. (But) displacement without violence, murder and consequences indicates a new pattern where the Islamists have tried to use their control over the official government and equipment to continue this jihad.

“The fanatical Muslims of Nigeria have a strong tendency to change the whole or part of Nigeria into the Islamic State.”

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Director of International Human Rights Commission, David Onikuu Ida, “This is what the Nazi did with the Jews,” this is the step -by -step. “

Open door legal expert John Samuel told Fox News Digital that where the Islamic groups are working, if the Christians say “Gather for a prayer meeting, or go to the church, (it) could be a one -sided ticket or something deadly.”

“If you are a ChristianYou either convert or die to Islam. “

Christian faithful signs are on March 1, 2020, while marching on the streets of Abuja during prayer and asceticism in Nigeria for peace and security in Abuja. (By Kola Suleiman/AFP by Photo Getty Images)

Samuel gives an example of a Nigerian Christian who was attacked by Boko Haram soldiers. According to his widow, “He was asked to reject his faith and pray for Islamic. He refused and was killed immediately. You are a target. You are the target of the fact that you know with Christ.”

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In the entire region, it is claimed that the Christians who have attacked Islamic attackers want the land. Advocate Jabez Musa is fighting in the court in Nigeria to recover the land. He told Fox News Digital to the displaced Christians, “They have to bring their land back to them for their livelihood. This is the scream that I have always owned me, my house, food, food, land, we speak, the plateau has been disturbed and taken into custody and taken into custody. Fulani extremist“

“Only Christians are targeted, they have been killed, displaced and their land has been occupied.”

Open Doors UK and Ireland Chief Executive Officer Henriyata Blith told Fox News Digital, “African governments should provide three things immediately: justice – because of these less criminals, this punishment is raised and raises them. Restore – the opportunity to return their lives – needs to be protected in the future.

Funeral services for about 27 Christians killed by Islamic Fulani tribes in Bindi Ta-Haas village in Nigeria. (Courtesy: Christian Unity International (CSI))

“For a long time, no one talks about the terrible wholesale slaughter of Christians and medium Muslims in Africa. The western world has to wake up and get angry,” she said.

Last month, a relative of a grievance in Nigeria’s Bindi T-Hosa told reporters, “We are bored with mourning and statements. We are not sympathetic to what we need.”

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Fox News Digital reached the government of both Nigeria and DRC but did not respond.

Advocate Jabez Musa requested, “I urge the US government, especially to President Trump, to come to the help of Christians.”