Under the shadow of war

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This month has been one of the most difficult times for civilians in Iraqi Kurdistan.

Israeli jets have flown through our skies on their way to Iran. Iranian missiles have crossed the same airspace, heading toward Tel Aviv and Haifa. Each day, the sound of jets overhead and the sight of missiles streaking across the sky fill the hearts of our people with fear.

Some of these missiles and drones have crashed on our mountains, farms, and roads, bringing danger even to the most remote villages.

Meanwhile, the Turkish Armed Forces have intensified their operations, bombing our villages more frequently than at any time since before the peace process began.

And as violence surrounds us, government workers have gone nearly two months without salaries due to unresolved disputes between the Iraqi Federal Government and the Kurdistan Regional Government.

All of this comes while the cost of gas, food, and basic necessities continues to rise under the shadow of the Iran-Israel war.

Let us pray together for:

  • Lasting peace in the Middle East.
  • An immediate end to Turkish military operations in Iraqi Kurdistan.
  • Protection and strength for the farmers and villagers who live under constant threat from bombs and falling missiles.
  • Provision and resilience for the employees and families struggling to survive amid economic hardship.

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