Staff Reports
Almost a hundred faith leaders have come together to urge President Trump to apply pressure on Syria’s new President, Ahmed al-Sharaa, to allow humanitarian aid for persecuted religious minorities in the region. This is a vital request from men and women of faith who understand the dire reality facing Christians, Druze, and other groups in southern Syria. While many may sit idly by, these leaders are stepping up to advocate for those facing unimaginable horrors—violence, starvation, and even hostage situations at the hands of ISIS terrorists.
The message is clear: strong and decisive action is needed. As winter looms, the situation grows increasingly desperate. It’s time for the president to secure commitments from al-Sharaa to open safe corridors for humanitarian aid and civilian evacuation. This isn’t just about politics; it’s about fundamental human rights and dignity. These religious minorities have the right to live without fear of persecution and violence. Yet, as usual, the globalist agenda and the liberal elite’s obsession with appeasement seem to overshadow the cries for justice.
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Ahead of President Trump’s meeting at the White House with Abu Mohammed Al- Julani tomorrow, over 100 Evangelical faith leaders have written a letter to President Trump, urging him to address Julani’s slaughter of Christians, Druze, Kurds, and Alawites in Syria in the… https://t.co/bXaASuUiEa pic.twitter.com/sSh9DfnpsS
— Laura Loomer (@LauraLoomer) November 9, 2025
This outcry from faith leaders reflects the growing realization that America must take a stand for religious liberty globally. The president’s previous actions, like the designation of Nigeria as a Country of Particular Concern regarding religious freedom, demonstrate America’s commitment to fighting for those who cannot fight for themselves. But now, those same leaders are looking for renewed courage to confront the threats facing Christians and other minorities in Syria. They are tired of the empty rhetoric that often follows these pleas for help.
The incompetence of the globalist approach to foreign aid and humanitarian issues only further complicates these crises. Time and time again, we see the failure of liberal policies to address the root causes of such suffering. Instead of addressing the violence directly, they throw money at the problem, hoping it will somehow disappear. This isn’t just irresponsible; it’s morally bankrupt. True compassion comes from taking a firm stand, not from backing down in the face of tyranny.
America needs a leader who will boldly advocate for freedom and human rights, not one who hesitates or plays political games. As the new Syrian president prepares to visit, President Trump has an opportunity to push for change, to demand accountability, and to show the world that America stands with the oppressed, not the oppressors. The question remains: will he seize this moment, or will he allow yet another global crisis to deepen without a challenge? The choice is clear; America must take the lead in fighting for those who cannot help themselves.
