Washington Allocates Aid To Christians And Yezidis In Iraq !

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CNN. Broadcasting While Wondering If The Previous Administration Would’ve Offered Aid To The Yezidis After Standing By While They Were Slaughtered And Enslaved By ISIS !

 

Of Course It’s A Moot Point Since Iraq Would Still Be Occupied By ISIS If Hil!ary Would’ve Won To Continue The Obama ‘Do Nothing’ Legacy ...

 

Hashtag - #Mad Dog Strong !

 

 

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Washington allocates aid to Christians and Yezidis in Iraq

 

23rd November, 2017

The United States has requested that part of its contribution to the United Nations Development Program be allocated to Christians and Yezidis in Iraq, said Ambassador Nicky Hailey. 

"We have to ensure that our funding is distributed optimally," Hayley said in a statement released after a meeting with Secretary-General Antonio Guterich. 

"The American initiative to pay more money to religious minorities in Iraq is very appropriate. It has done great harm to these ancient civilizations," she said. "We have a chance now to help them return to their communities and the American organizations on the ground want to help them." 

On July 5, 2017, the United States announced new $ 150 million in aid to Iraq and indicated that the grant would be launched through the United Nations Development Program through the United Nations Development Program.

Edited November 24, 2017 by DinarThug

[nannab]

It's is about time and hopefully they get help returning the missing women and children.

Oh my goodness Sandfly has his own thanks button thingy? 

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2 hours ago, nannab said:

Oh my goodness Sandfly has his own thanks button thingy? 

 

SandFly Says That This Is The Best ‘Thanks’-giving Ever !  

 

     

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thats a  good one clown thanks 

[skeetdog]

Thanks DT...Hopefully the investigation of Maliki's criminal goons will lead right up to obummer's and killary's front door steps....

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Jubouri: Christians are a genuine component of the Iraqi people

 

24th November, 2017

Speaker of the House of Representatives Salim al-Jubouri said that Christians are a genuine component of the Iraqi people and they are essential partners in Iraq.

Jubouri discussed with His Holiness Louis Rufail Sako, the Chaldean Patriarch of Iraq and the World, Archbishop Shlimon Wardoni and Archbishop Basilus Yildko, ways to consolidate the factors of permanent stability and the return of displaced persons and preserve the rights of all components within the principle of citizenship and equality. He stressed that preserving the rights and security of Christians is a national responsibility.

For his part, the Patriarch stressed that the Christians are sons of Iraq and seek to spread the brothers among all, stressing the need to cooperate to restore the situation to normal and live in peace

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http://www.thebaghdadpost.com/.....is-in-Iraq

US intends to direct UNDP to assist Christians, Yezidis in Iraq

26th November, 2017

Ambassador Nikki Haley, US Permanent Representative to the UN, met with UN Secretary-General António Guterres, the US Mission to the UN website reported.

Haley and Guterres discussed the US’ new policy to bolster support for persecuted religious minorities around the world, especially those who have been victims of atrocities committed by ISIS.

She explained that the US intends to direct‎ a portion of its contributions to the United Nations Development Program (UNDP) to assist these communities, especially Christians and Yezidis in Iraq. 

She also asked for the Secretary-General’s assistance in implementing the administration’s new policy by prioritizing assistance to persecuted religious minorities. 

The Secretary-General welcomed the opportunity to work with Ambassador Haley on this priority.

“The American initiative to move more funds into devastated religious minority communities in Iraq could not be more timely. ISIS has done so much damage to these ancient civilizations. Now we have the opportunity to help people return to their communities, and US organizations on the ground are eager to help. We must make sure our resources are directed in the most effective ways,” said Ambassador Haley.

Haley reiterated that the US continues to be the world’s humanitarian leader and that providing life-saving assistance to the world’s most vulnerable, including ethnic and religious minorities, remains a core value of the US commitment to humanitarian aid.