Cristianos desplazados en Irak, que huyeron de la violencia de la ciudad de Mosul, celebraron la Navidad.

Displaced Christians from Mosul, Iraq, celebrated Christmas in Baghdad after fleeing violence from ISIS. Around 80 families gathered in a school used as a temporary refuge. The capture of Mosul by ISIS forced many families to leave their homes. Since the US invasion in 2003, Christians in Iraq have faced frequent attacks, leading to a significant exodus. The exact number of Christians who have left is unknown, but experts estimate it to be in the hundreds of thousands.

Where did the displaced Christians from Mosul celebrate Christmas?

• In a community center in Mosul

• In a park in Baghdad

• In a school in Baghdad

• In a church in Mosul

What event caused many Christian families to leave Mosul?

• Capture by the Islamic State

• Economic crisis

• A natural disaster

• Political elections

What regions did the Islamic State control in Iraq?

• South and East

• East and West

• North and West

• Central and South

Since when have Christians in Iraq been frequently targeted by extremists?

• Since 1990

• Since 2015

• Since 2003

• Since 2010

What is the estimated number of Christians who have left Iraq?

• Tens of thousands

• Hundreds of thousands

• Millions

• Thousands