Syrian Christians celebrated Christmas Eve for the first time post-Assad’s overthrow, gathering in Sednaya near a monastery to witness the lighting of a tall tree. The event brought joy to a war-torn city, with families and friends enjoying music, fireworks, and hope for unity across sects and religions. In Damascus, protesters condemned the burning of a Christmas tree in Hama, chanting in support of Jesus and Syrian unity.
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