Islamic State (ISIS) savages proudly show off how they destroy Christian symbols of the Monastery of San Jorge in Syria

The Islamic State terrorist group replaced crosses and broke Christian symbols and paintings found in a Syrian church that was founded in the sixth century  in the Valley of Christians in northwestern Syria, home to 27 Christian populations in the country’s northwest region.

FOX News  Chilling new images released Monday show ISIS thugs advancing the Islamist army’s dark agenda of eradicating Christianity from Iraq by smashing crosses, toppling statues and destroying sacred relics that have been in place for thousands of years.

The latest batch of photos, culled from the Internet by watchdog Middle East Media Research Institute, show ISIS members in the heart of Iraq’s once-thriving Assyrian Christian community of Nineveh, destroying symbols the Islamist terror group considers polytheistic and idolatrous. The images show the men removing crosses from atop churches and replacing them with the black ISIS banner, destroying crosses at other locations such as atop doorways and gravestones, and destroying icons and statues inside and outside churches. The sickening images are just the latest evidence of ISIS’ ongoing effort to cleanse its so-called caliphate of its Christian heritage.

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