BAGHDAD - Iranian news
agency, Fars News Agency on Monday (05/11) revealed an alleged U.S.
involvement secret agents (CIA) and the Israeli intelligence service
(Mossad) in spreading Christianity in the Muslim Kurdish next northern
Iraq.
Based
on the amount of information collected by the Fars News Agency, the CIA
and the Israeli secret service, Mossad, s trying to spread the
teachings of Christianity to young people in the Kurdistan region.
The news agency reported that the CIA and Mossad move actively to promote Christianity in the region.
The
news agency said that the American and Israeli agents offering a cash
reward of $ 1,000 to young Kurds who are willing to embrace
Christianity.
It adds that there are some groups who translated the Bible into the Kurdish language and pass it on to children.
Mossad
secret agents, who were active in spreading Christianity, is the
intelligence state (Israel) that the army has a history of attacks on
Christians and Christian holy sites in Palestine.
Among
these attacks, including breaking the back door of the Church of the
Nativity in the raid which took place in 2002, the church building
Mossad shooting and killing one man in charge of the church bells rang.
Plot
Christianization began early U.S. military aggression in Iraq and the
occupation of the country after the 1001 night toppled former Iraqi
leader, Saddam Hussein. The plan even existed long before that, the
sources said.
Head
of Islamic groups in Kurdistan, Ali Bapir, warned of such developments,
he said: "The organization of international Christianization in Iraq
would pay 1,000 dollars for people who are willing who has embraced
Christianity."
Members
of the Kurdistan Islamic unity, Babakr Ahmad told the Fars News Agency,
"Islamist groups have felt the danger. Apparently international
Christian organization is moving actively and aggressively promote
Christian teaching with the support of large funds at their disposal."
Kurds are new converts to Christianity annual meeting held in Arbil, capital of Kurdistan Autonomous Region.
Ali
Bapir strongly criticized the authorities in the autonomous region of
Kurdistan on their silence in the face of such developments, and for
giving permission for a Christian group to hold annual meeting.
According
to reports published by the Fars News Agency, agencies other Christian
spreaders, such as ADS institution, striving for translating the Bible
into the Kurdish language.
A
source from within the institution of Christianity spreading in Arbil
told the Fars News Agency that the main mission of the institution is to
spread the Gospel in Kurdish. The source declined to give his name.
The
source added that the institution in question is managed by an
Englishman who uses the alias, "Eskandar" (Alexander), a pseudonym was
chosen in order to avoid self-identification process.
The
source underlined that the institution's books are from the UK and
Greece, and he said that the translation of the book distributed to the
public for free.
Christianization
also been done by the U.S. military in Afghanistan, in a sermon,
Lieutenant-Colonel Gary Hensley, chief military chaplain in Afghanistan,
photographed amid advocate to all the soldiers that the U.S. army as a
follower of Jesus Christ has the obligation to testify.
"The
members of the special forces - are generally men. We all do the same
things as Christians, we are fighting for Christ. We're going to spread
Christianity," he said.
"Tell heavenly messages to the residents, so we can bring them together toward the Kingdom of God. That's what we need to do."
Source: Vote News Media
