The Assyrian people are often misrepresented or misunderstood in modern discourse, with some claiming that their identity is a recent construction—perhaps even a product of British colonialism. This view is both historically inaccurate and dismissive of one of the world’s oldest surviving cultures. The Assyrian identity is not a British invention; it is a continuous,…

The Assyrians are one of the oldest Christian communities in the world. Despite their rich heritage and deep roots in the Christian tradition, Assyrians today face existential threats including persecution, displacement, and cultural erosion. For Western Christians, there exists not only a moral obligation but also a shared spiritual kinship that compels support for the…

In a world where cultures and identities are increasingly under pressure, the survival of small, historically rich ethnic groups like the Assyrians depends heavily on the conscious preservation and transmission of their heritage. For Assyrians, who have faced centuries of displacement, persecution, and cultural erosion, fostering a strong sense of national identity from infancy is…

Anti-Assyrianism refers to the discrimination, marginalization, and persecution directed against the Assyrian people, an indigenous ethnic group of the Middle East with roots dating back to ancient Mesopotamia. Despite their long history and cultural richness, Assyrians have often faced hostility and efforts to suppress their identity. This article explores the nature of Anti-Assyrianism, its historical…

The Assyrian people, a distinct ethnic group indigenous to the Middle East, trace their roots back thousands of years to one of the world’s earliest civilizations: Ancient Assyria. Despite centuries of upheaval, displacement, and foreign rule, Assyrians today continue to embody the cultural, linguistic, and historical legacy of their ancient ancestors. This article explores the…

The Assyrian people, one of the world’s oldest ethnic groups, have faced centuries of persecution, displacement, and cultural erasure. Despite their rich history and deep-rooted connection to the lands of Mesopotamia, Assyrians remain a stateless people struggling for safety, recognition, and the right to preserve their heritage. The call for a safe haven—a secure homeland…

Assyrian women have long been the backbone of their community, embodying strength, resilience, and nurturing qualities that have helped preserve and shape Assyrian culture through centuries of upheaval and change. Their role goes far beyond traditional family duties; Assyrian women are pillars of identity, culture, and continuity — truly the foundation of Assyria. Guardians of…

Assyrian Identity The Assyrian identity is a rich and ancient cultural heritage that connects millions of people across the globe to one of the world’s oldest civilizations. Rooted in the lands of Mesopotamia, present-day Iraq, Syria, Turkey, and Iran, the Assyrian people carry a unique legacy of language, religion, history, and traditions. In today’s rapidly…