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Today, the Middle East, and especially its Christian minorities, is suffering greatly from the barbarism of the so-called ISIS terrorists. In this book, the French priest Monsignor Pascal Golnish, head of the missionary charity Cause of the East, draws on his many years of experience living and working in these countries to draw attention to the alarming fate of Christians in the East, especially refugees, speaks of their right to citizenship in their homeland and expresses hope for the return of the persecuted to their homes. Displaying a remarkable knowledge of the history, culture, and theology of Islam, and his reflections on it are marked by great respect for Muslims and their faith, Pascal Golnish reminds us that this long-suffering region is the place of origin and first spread of Christianity, so Christians in the Eastare at home, and the future of this most important region for European history and culture should not be determined without its indigenous inhabitants - Christians as citizens of Palestine, Syria, Iraq, Lebanon, Egypt, Iran, etc.