Residents of Wadi al-Nasara, Syria, a region whose name translates to the “Valley of the Christians,” have denounced insufficient support from the newly installed Islamist government amid a wave of punishing forest fires that some local officials have blamed on “suspected arson.”
Harrowing videos from the region show sweeping fires threatening critical agricultural sites and longstanding Christian communities. Church bells can be heard clanging as ash and fire covers residential areas.
Wadi al-Nasara — in Homs, one of the regions most devastated by the Syrian Civil War that ended in December after 14 years – is located under the purview of the…
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