Recent attacks on Alawite civilians in Syria's coastal region have sparked widespread concern among religious minorities, particularly Christians. Following the overthrow of President Assad on December 8, fears of Islamization and instability have grown. Though Christians weren’t directly targeted in the violence, the absence of government protection and the chaotic transitional climate have left them anxious about their safety. The new leadership appears vague about its commitment to ensure the security of diverse communities, leaving many uncertain about their future in Syria after 14 years of civil war.
The uncertain future after Assad's overthrow raises concerns for minority groups like Christians, who fear escalating violence and potential Islamization amidst a chaotic transitional situation.
Church leaders express deep anxiety over the vague political intentions of the new government, fearing that it may not sufficiently prioritize the protection of religious minorities.
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