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Christians leaving and there have been targeted campaign, killing and kidnapping for ransom over the last decade, 14 years. that said, what we are seeing now is the population that is partly out of fear for what is going to happen but not only isis driving them from the region but the threat of survival. what is the role of isis? when you look at the landscape of what is forcing christians to leave or otherwise be under threat how big is the threat of isis? it is an existential threat not just against christians but in larger numbers, and other religious and ethnic minorities as well and if isis doesn t go these communities face their end. one line in your article that resonated with me is someone told you this is the first time in 2,000 years that there wasn t a christian mass in mos old. a lot of us don t reali . a lot of us don t realize the