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I did not want to be indifferent [Interview with Bart]
Bartosz Rutkowski is the founder and the president of the Eagle Watch Foundation. He is also a retired officer of the Polish Army, where he served for 22 years. His biography includes many interesting memories. Parachute jumping, diving, even running away from the...
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A ‘fishing rod’ instead of a ‘fish’: the Great Job Project
The money spent on humanitarian aid and the number of people who received it do not matter. What is important is to achieve a simple goal. The assumption of the Great Job Project is to help families to become self-reliant. Apart from helping them financially, it also...
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The Volunteer (Interview with Dawid)
This article will be different than others. I will write about myself, and that is never easy. It will not be a perky story about adventures on a frontline. A lot has been said about that. But I would like to add a few words about myself.The reportage that has been...
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Helping in the time of the pandemic
The nationwide quarantine has already been lasting for more than six weeks. Whom have we managed to help during this time? Is providing help in such conditions possible at all?In Iraq, similarly to Poland, many restrictions and prohibitions have been imposed that aim...
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The return of ISIS – Should we expect the second clash?
In March last year, the media raced to report that the anti-terror coalition recaptured the village of Baghouz in Syria – the ‘last bastion of ISIS’. At the time, I published a short article [The world has announced a victory over ISIS. Rightly so?] which referred to...
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Helping brings me joy [Interview with Shamoo]
This is an interview with Shamoo, the volunteer of the Shengal Charity Organization, which we have been collaborating with for almost three years. Shamoo is a very humble man with a huge heart. The only thing that matters to him is helping others, and this, as he...
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About small, human needs
Browsing through the data about war activities, crises, or even the coronavirus pandemic, it is difficult not to have the impression that the world loves statistics. Every day we observe charts and graphs presenting new infections. However, I will not relate to the...
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I fought for my land [Interview with Majid]
In 1991, he joined the Iraqi army, where he served for 6 years. He is a journalist. In 2014, when ISIS took Mosul, he did not hesitate for a moment. He joined a self-defense unit formed by the APP (Assyrian Patriotic Party), for which he was a spokesman. Majid is an...
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To hear the voice of Yazidis [Interview with Farhad]
For more than two years, he has lived and studied in France. He left Iraq fleeing ISIS terrorists’ persecution. Now he is trying to spread awareness about the 2014 genocide of Yazidis as far as possible. He was a witness to that genocide. Farhad comes from Sinjar...
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Will Christianity disappear from the Middle East?
Looking at the current situation in Iraq, we can assume that within the next two decades this is exactly what is going to happen. The centuries-long history and presence of Christianity in these territories seemed to be lasting and imperishable. We are talking about a...
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I did not want to be indifferent [Interview with Bart]
Bartosz Rutkowski is the founder and the president of the Eagle Watch Foundation. He is also a retired officer of the Polish Army, where he served for 22 years. His biography includes many interesting memories. Parachute jumping, diving, even running away from the...
A ‘fishing rod’ instead of a ‘fish’: the Great Job Project
The money spent on humanitarian aid and the number of people who received it do not matter. What is important is to achieve a simple goal. The assumption of the Great Job Project is to help families to become self-reliant. Apart from helping them financially, it also...
The Volunteer (Interview with Dawid)
This article will be different than others. I will write about myself, and that is never easy. It will not be a perky story about adventures on a frontline. A lot has been said about that. But I would like to add a few words about myself.The reportage that has been...
Helping in the time of the pandemic
The nationwide quarantine has already been lasting for more than six weeks. Whom have we managed to help during this time? Is providing help in such conditions possible at all?In Iraq, similarly to Poland, many restrictions and prohibitions have been imposed that aim...
The return of ISIS – Should we expect the second clash?
In March last year, the media raced to report that the anti-terror coalition recaptured the village of Baghouz in Syria – the ‘last bastion of ISIS’. At the time, I published a short article [The world has announced a victory over ISIS. Rightly so?] which referred to...
Helping brings me joy [Interview with Shamoo]
This is an interview with Shamoo, the volunteer of the Shengal Charity Organization, which we have been collaborating with for almost three years. Shamoo is a very humble man with a huge heart. The only thing that matters to him is helping others, and this, as he...