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There needs to be a fair dialogue. The West can bring pressure so that the government agrees to find a way to peace and change some of its behavior.

— Jean-Clément Jeanbart

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I feel it is my duty to be faithful to the one who gave me what I have, of course, to the Lord Jesus Christ who has his Church beginning in this country.

Lord, the Christians of Syria love you, and you know that, they have remained faithful to you despite all the suffering and the trials they have undergone for the sake of your love, come to their aid.

I pray the United States may come back to the best of what it used to be, a country of love and a country of respect for human beings, and at the same time that the Church in United States may take back its position as a leader in humanity.

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