The Syrian Future Movement condemns the attack on the Hama Archdiocese and its vicinity for the Greek Orthodox Church, located in the city center of Hama, which was carried out by unidentified armed individuals.
The Syrian Future Movement denounces this attack, which involved the criminals entering the archdiocese’s courtyard, attempting to remove the cross, and then firing at the church’s walls.
The Syrian Future Movement warns against the interference of the regime’s remnants, along with groups that follow external directives, aiming to destabilize the minorities in Syria and intimidate the international community.
The Syrian Future Movement warns against attempts to use minorities in Syria as a Trojan horse under the pretext of protecting them to control the Syrian decision-making process.
The Syrian Future Movement calls on the new administration to be cautious of exploiting the minority card for divisive projects or chaos, which could lead Syria into new problems during this critical time.
The Syrian Future Movement calls on all Syrians to focus on building strong state institutions and to believe that a strong and just state is the only guarantee for the stability of all, based on citizenship and the law.
The Syrian Future Movement calls for intensifying efforts to secure churches and places of worship for our Christian brothers, especially during this time of religious celebrations before the end of the Gregorian year. We also call for securing the safety of worshippers and visitors, as this is a humanitarian, ethical, religious, and national duty.
