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Iraqi Christians and Muslims live side by side in Detroit
Exactly ten years after the US-led invasion of Iraq, Christians and Muslims of
Iraqi origin in Detroit, Michigan have overcome a history of sectarian
tensions.
By FRANCE 24 (text)
Ten years after the US-led invasion of Iraq in 2003, the human cost of the war
remains difficult to measure, even after numerous studies into the matter.
Besides the casualties – both civilian and military – tens of thousands of
people have been permanently disabled and emotionally scarred, while millions
of Iraqis have been forced into exile. As many as 80,000 Iraqi refugees fled to
the US in the wake of the war.
CASUALTIES OF THE IRAQ WAR
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“My Beloved Enemy” is a web documentary series that focuses on real people,
both Iraqi and American, whose lives have been forever changed by the conflict.
In this episode, the third in a five-part series, Imam Hassan Qazwini and
Father Anthony Kathawa share their views on their communities' newly-found
peace and interfaith dialogue.
Iraqi-born Hassan Qazwini is the Shia Imam of the biggest Islamic center in the
United States. Father Anthony Kathawa is the first American-born Chaldean
priest ordained in the Eastern diocese
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