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Nearly all gone

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Few of the Christian women fleeing to safety in northern Iraq arrived wearing rings in their ears or on their fingers. Fighters of the Islamic State, the self-proclaimed new name of the Islamic State of Iraq and Greater Syria (isis), the jihadist group that captured Mosul last month, relieved them of just about everything valuable-except their lives. A week ago the Christians in the city were told they had until July 18th to convert to Islam, pay a special tax, leave, or, in the words of a statement by the jiha-dists, they would have "nothing but the sword." But then the jihadists changed their mind: paying the tax was no longer an option. All Christians were told by loudspeaker on July 18th that they all had to leave by the next day-or be killed.
机译:逃到伊拉克北部安全地带的基督教妇女中,很少戴着耳环或手指戴戒指。上个月俘虏了摩苏尔的圣战组织伊斯兰国的战士,伊拉克伊斯兰国和大叙利亚(isis)的自称新名字使他们几乎失去了所有宝贵的东西,除了他们的生命。一周前,这座城市的基督徒被告知,他们必须在7月18日之前convert依伊斯兰教,缴纳特别税,离职,或者用圣战派教徒的话说,他们将“只有剑”。 ”但是,圣战分子改变了主意:不再纳税。 7月18日,所有人通过扩音器告诉所有基督徒,他们都必须在第二天离开,否则将被杀害。

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    《The economist》 |2014年第8897期|38-38|共1页
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