Christian families in Iraq’s Nineveh Plains are facing their darkest hour. Iranian-backed militias, led by U.S.-sanctioned warlord Ray Kildani, are seizing control of ancient Christian towns. If Washington doesn’t act now, these communities could vanish forever—wiped out by radicals who hate faith and freedom.
Kildani’s thugs have already forced out local leaders and threatened to burn churches. They’re terrorizing families, telling them to abandon homes rebuilt after ISIS’s brutality. This isn’t just about land—it’s a deliberate attack on the very soul of Christianity in the Middle East.
The Biden administration’s silence is deafening. A single phone call from the White House to Iraq’s prime minister could pause this takeover. But while woke policies dominate D.C., brave believers overseas are left defenseless. America’s weakness emboldens tyrants.
These Christians trace their roots back to Biblical times. They’ve survived ISIS massacres and rebuilt their villages brick by brick. Now, Iran’s proxies want to finish what ISIS started. Without urgent help, their 2,000-year legacy ends here.
Local leaders beg for protection, but global elites look away. Over 150 families fled last month, and thousands more will follow if Kildani wins. Empty pews and silent bells will mark the death of a people who kept the faith through centuries of persecution.
This is a test of moral courage. Will America stand with persecuted Christians, or cave to Iran’s bullies? Soft diplomacy and empty promises won’t save lives. Strong leadership—the kind that puts patriots first—is the only hope.
President Trump showed the world how to crush terrorists. Today’s leaders must channel that strength. Call Iraq. Sanction Kildani. Send a message: America still defends the defenseless. The time for talk is over—action saves lives.
Faithful Christians in the Plains aren’t asking for handouts. They want the chance to live, work, and worship freely. With backbone from the White House, they’ll thrive. Without it, another beacon of light in the Middle East goes dark forever.
