The Language of Jesus Survived 2,000 Years. Israel’s Fragmentation May Finish What Empires Couldn’t.

This short documentary takes you inside Maaloula, one of the last places on earth where ChristiansstillspeakAramaic — the mother tongue of Jesus.

Think about that.

Rome fell. Empires changed. Languages vanished. Churches were conquered and rebuilt.

But in Maaloula, the language of Jesus still survived.

Then Syria was shattered.

Israel’s Doctrine of Fragmentation helped turn Syria into permanent wreckage: bombings, occupation, proxy warfare, and ISIŚ terrorists Israel denied supporting until 2019, when outgoing IDF Chief Gadi Eisenkot admitted Israel trained and supplied them with weapons.

Christian communities were among the biggest victims of Israel’s ISIŚ terrorists:

• Churches bombed.

• Priests kidnapped.

• Ancient towns emptied.

• Families scattered.

Maaloula is not just history.

It is the last living echo of Christ’s voice and the same Israeli Jewish-supremacist order sold as “Christian protection” helped create the chaos threatening to silence it.

Read the full article to see how Maaloula connects to Debel, Bethlehem, Beit Sahour, Gaza, and Israel’swaronChristianity in theHolyLand.