How Assyrians Can Reclaim Their Nation | W/ Neenib Youkana and Braven Davood
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- Опубликовано: 18 окт 2024
- After World War I, Assyrians, an ancient people who are credited to have the earliest civilization in the world, no longer have a homeland of their own. Neenib Youkana and Braven Davood sit down with Emmanuel Romanous to discuss the challenges Assyrians must overcome to regain a country.
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I’m Armenian and I support for a Assyrian homeland, in the their native land.
More than half of Armenia is land that the Russian tsars gave to the Assyrians, but the Armenian stole under the slogan "We are all Christians". Armenians are thieves and Indo-Iranians. Assyrians are Semites.
Im atheist but I still support a Christian Assyria! Assyrians deserve their indigenous acknowledgement and action.
The crazy thing to me is why people put the word Christian next to Assyrian when Assyrians r the first Christian’s of the Middle East I feel like by saying Christian Assyrian u make people think some of us r like Christian Arabs and Muslim Arabs u know like us Assyrians never converted to Christianity when they’ve always been Christian
Wait u never mentioned ur background tho but ur atheist
@@sarausage I'm greek orthodox and I recognize this, I'm excited for christianity to return to it's indigenous lands. But Islam and the west makes it very difficult
@@xSephironx Its sad. Many christians tho are waking up
I’m Jordanian Christian but I hope assirya becomes real country. Growing up in Muslim country is hard because they make fun of me everyday and I stop believe in Jesus and became a secret atheist (because being athiest will make people kill you in Jordan) but last year i saw Jesus and now im not scared anymore. I talk to my Muslim friends and now they’re mad at me so they don’t talk to me anymore but I still pray for them. I wish assirya becomes real to so I can live with more Christians
Hi, When we Assyrians establish our autonomous region, all Christians from West Asia/North Africa will be welcome. All Armenian, Jordanian, Leb, Coptic, underground Christians in N Africa, etc. All Bro and Sis from these nations will be welcomed to apply for residency. Together we will be strong, united.
“If the world hates you, keep in mind that it hated me first. If you belonged to the world, it would love you as its own. As it is, you do not belong to the world, but I have chosen you out of the world. That is why the world hates you. Remember what I told you: ‘A servant is not greater than his master.’ If they persecuted me, they will persecute you also. If they obeyed my teaching, they will obey yours also. They will treat you this way because of my name, for they do not know the one who sent me.
John 15:18-21
Praise God for your renewed faith in Christ
Brother what is this , not to discredit you but I've lived in jordan for 13 years even went to a catholic school for a year , never did I see muslims discriminate against christians
I am a Greek American but I would love the establishment of an Assyrian Homeland. I think having a deliberately planned Assyrian community in the US would be a great start! I would support however I can
I think a big part is getting more Chaladeans, Arameans, Syriacs etc to join in the shared identity.
Chaldeans are the most economically well off. They will play a huge role in financing national endeavors. The problem is getting them to see that money is not the only priority. We only focus on our own well being as individuals. We do not have any major inclination to return to the homeland. We are fine with losing our culture and gaining success for the most part. I am not speaking out of spite, rather truth. Many Chaldeans dislike Assyrians. My grandmother makes jokes like “them and their feathers” or “all day they dance”. Many Chaldeans believe that these inclinations of the Assyrian community are a waste of time. They rather live in America than live in a place that was “once theirs” and now muslim. We also lack understanding in our “Assyrian roots” and rather identify with our Religion. Ethnicity is seen as inferior to religion in most of the middle east.
@@IOSPBITBRNO true but there are many young people who are seeing it differently, but much more work to do.
As an Aramean full support! Unite
@@ExaltedhighregionWhat is it like being aramaean?
@@DM5550Zbro most of them r subborn people go to any Assyrian video there will be that one comment where they say I’m aramean but I love my Assyrian sisters and brothers they make it sound like there a whole different breed
I'm not assyrian but I would definitely sign up to bring back Christian Assyria, we need more christian countries in the middle east
What happens if a non Christian Assyrian says I want to bring back the original Assyrian culture and empire pre Christianity? Because originally Assyrians were not Christians they became Christians many decades or a century after Jesus Christ 🤷🏾♂️
keep dreaming
@@intello8953 nobody is going to say that lol. weird question. It's like asking "What if an italian wants to bring back Pagan Rome?". Stupid question. Nobody wants that. Except as a joke or something
@@pikapi6993 Yhh what if Italians wants bring back pagan Rome 🤔 There is a growing population in Italy of people becoming secular liberals and some of the far right rejecting Catholicism and wanting to return to the culture of pagan Rome 🤷🏾♂️
Edit: btw this is literally happening in Iran where people are rejecting Shia Islam and warning to go back to the days of Persian empire pre Islam 🤷🏾♂️. There were 100s of thousands of Iranians came a couple of years ago wanting to a pilgrimage ceremony around the tomb of Cyrus the great, but obviously the government stopped it. And now in 2024 with women of Iran *especially the young* taking off their hijabs and niqabs and some even burning them. They are raising Persian nationalistic and Persian empire flags and wanting to go back to Zoroastrianism religion, it’s growing slowly but I will bet in a 10 years there will be millions of Iranians not Muslim anymore and prefer the old Persian religion and culture
@@intello8953 The difference between roman paganism and zoroastrianism is that zoroastrians are a real physical living religion on earth right now, with a lot of displaced persians lol... So yeah obviously that's more realistic
Invest in the Niniveh Plains to keep your people there so that it remains an Assyrian majority province. If Assyrian continue to leave the niniveh plains it will be very hard to get that land back.
As a Chinese Christian I have immense respect and appreciation for Assyrian history. You guys were the first ones who brought Christianity to China and so much of Asia and sadly most of that history and culture has been wiped out. Cheering you on!
Neenib & Braven, I'm so proud of you two and those Assyrians like you who have taken an interest in our culture, history, language, and the hope for Assyria to rise again as a nation. Very seldom I do see the Assyrian youths taking an interest in our future. Thank you for this and any future shows, by encouraging other Assyrian youths to return to their Assyrian roots and our future. God bless you all and many thanks from me to you.
It is important to invest in the homeland, our villages, our infrastructure, so that we have something to return to.
Because the longer we wait, the more of our people are leaving our homeland.
By investing, we give our people a more comfortable living condition, giving them jobs, buying land, building businesses and housing, and most importantly, they won't feel like they have been forgotten.
Not only that, Assyrians who are raised in the West will have an easier adjustment when the living conditions are more modernised. One of the biggest deterrent for culturally western Assyrians is the lack of constant electricity, many villages not having constant access to water, things that can be easily solved if we invested enough which doesn't even cost that much for us who make a western income.
douz iwet khoni...you are right this is exactly what we should do in the beginning...
Fighting for your country is not a sin. Some of our early Christian saints were soldiers who were martyred for not denouncing Christ not for refusing to fight battles. Saints like George, Sebastian, Theodore, Demetrius etc were great warriors in the Roman army.
If we think getting a country is a sin. Then does that mean other Eastern Christian groups like Serbians, Greeks, Armenians and Russians are sinners?
@@VanWilshere2134 Exactly.
you where not christian you converted after God knows how long
@@beserman181 What's your point? How is that in any way related to my statement above about fighting for your country?
We have a indigenous homeland called Nineveh region, north Iraq ! We need a central government to control Nineveh. Plant our Assyrian flag with the Iraqi flag together. Nineveh as our province ! King ashur is on our flag for a reason, we are warriors! The Kurd neighbours are the problem and are fighting Turkey right now, we just wait and watch ! And as long as kids identify as assyrian only, language, culture, if they choose to marry a non-Assyrian since we can’t afford to “be mixed” our existence is at stake!
It DOES matter who Assyrian men marry. Most of the time they do a poor job passing down our culture! In fact with the mixed Assyrians I’ve seen, it’s mostly the ones with an Assyrian mom who can speak the language more and practice the culture. Assyrians marry only other Assyrians!
@@jamesr.g.2320I whole heart agree with you, we can’t afford it! those men are just simps to the women shame on them! Preferred to be with an Assyrian only! But if not, they better pass down our language and culture!
As a Kurd I support fully an Assyrian state. We need an independent Assyrian country. At least Niveveh Plain, Bardarash and Akre have to be given up for the Assyrian rule. Each Kurd has to read and learn more about our brothers and support them anyway possible. Long live Assyria
Great show. Thank you and khayeeton from Sydney, Australia
Nearly six million Assyrian Christians dot the world.
Mesopotamia is the homeland of the Assyrians. The famous royal cities of the Assyrians, Ashur, Nimrud (Kalhu), Arbela, Dur-Sharrukin and Nineveh were built in it. The Assyrians ruled for approximately 1,300 years - from about 2000 B.C. to 612/10 BC - in northern Mesopotamia an ancient landscape between the Euphrates and Tigris rivers. A clear reference to the existence of the Assyrians, on the other hand, can already be found in the Old Testament (1st Book of Moses 2:14).
There it says:
* “… the name of the third river is the Tigris, which flows east of Assyria. The fourth river is the Euphrates..."
One day we will return to our country. Assyria belongs to the Assyrians. Isaiah 19:23-25
Assyria includes Tur Abdin, Botan, Hakkari, Urmia and Nineveh. The people speak surit (Ashur-Sur-Surit) and call themselves Suraye (Ashuraye) in their language.
Your people are amazing. Great job preserving the culture! :)
keep dreaminf
Assyrian Christian just say Assyrian full stop a lot of us r either orthodox or Catholic but non of us r Muslims for a fact what’s the point of being the first Christian’s of the Middle East
Wait do u mean sureth cuz that’s how I say it not surit
The prophet Isaiah How incredible is the Lord
Your subject about Assyrian mixed marriages. I'm one of them, an immigrant, a successful immigrant, and a U.S. veteran. God showed us an example to learn from his creations, look at the birds in the sky, always two of the same kinds are with each other. There is so much discussion and learning or teaching for our future youths that want to marry other than of their own culture, language, history, habits, and the future of the Assyrian nation. To dispute my comments about mixed marriage, I often believed that marriage is written in heaven, we do not have control over who would be our partner in life and the children and the grandchildren that come out of that marriage, somehow my firm belief of not having a mixed marriage is beyond our control, that is how I''m convincing myself, right or wrong, and that is my true belief. This is a long and very sensitive subject, we may not all agree on its foundation or its future, but it is a subject we must explore and talk about for a better future for the Assyrian families. Wish you all the best. God bless,
There needs to be an group of the top Assyrian minds that get together and finance certain projects in the homeland so it's more suitable for people to move in
I would love to see Assyria as a nation. However isn’t it that most Assyrians left the Middle East and no offense when they come to the west they marry outside of their nation and getting farther away from the root of the culture that would bring them closer to the homeland?
8:06 To be honest I have seen it go both ways. One side of my family had married outside and the other has not. The ones that married out are not involved in their culture and their children are all basically white. The side that marries within the culture are still having harder times raising their children in a fully cultured fashion.
To live in America means that there will always be a certain degree of declination in cultural practices. To keep our cultural practices would mean that we must marry within our culture, develop strong lingual skills in the native tongue, and raise our children with our native tongues, stressing the importance of culture.
I have learned to read and write and constantly develop my skills because it is honestly how I spend my free time. I am 22 and have been learning since 18. It has changed my trajectory immensely and has brought me to understandings of my culture that has an impact on those around me.
I had not even spoken Sureth 5% at age 17* (my father had to learn more english and we had to do good in school) as I had went to Iraq with my family (2019). Now I can speak to my Grandparents like never before and they are happier because of it. I can speak to my cousins in Iraq fluently without shyness of culture shock. I can help others come to understandings of the native tongue and push them forward in their culture.
I had come to this practice when I began to think of what I would like to give to my child. I am not married yet, but I thought it be appropriate to think about what I may give my family in the future. I learn today, for a son tomorrow.
I hope Middle Eastern Christians unite in order to bring back Assyria. That region is riddled with failed states that will collapse on day, due to Islam. And this is the time when a new Assyria can be established. I will pray this happens. But it it will be difficult.
Great dialogue 👏🏼👏🏼
10:18 Just to chime in on that topic. Main reason why you dont see examples of assyrian marriages by influecers is that dating is seen as huge taboo. As soon as you talk to someone you have that added pressure of marriage. If people find out you are talking to that person and nothing comes out of it you might be seen as flawed, rather than looking at it from the perspective of compatibility.
Successful people are very careful with who they marry, because they cannot afford to marry the wrong person, so it is much less risky for them to date from a culture that normalizes dating publicly before proposal and marriage. That relieves people from pressure of rushing marriage and allows them to date around, and fully understand what they are looking for in a partner.
A nice balance is much needed.v
REGARDING ASSYRIAN WORKERS: My father is a Nagara/ܢܓܪܐ/Carpenter. He is an Alqoshnaya (Chaldean♰Assyrian🩸, Nineveh) that is the best nagara in all of southern California. He rarely ever works for Assyrians(Chaldean Assyrians) because it always has to be involved with favors. His best customers happen to be out of Palm Springs. The people in the area are mostly old, white, and gay. It is the gay capital of America (OG gays - old with money).
They (old white gays)see great work>they pay and dont complain> they refer us to their neighbors> we have more work on the same street.
It is a simple formula that has kept my family living in Murrieta, Riverside, California for 16 years. We all want a good deal, but that only ends up leading our workers to other communities. My father has seen much success contracting in southern California. If it was Metro Detroit, Chicago, or Arizona, it would not be as fruitful. We have tried to work with our community, we would starve.
So r u Catholic Assyrian cuz so am I but I don’t go by Chaldean my parents for so long did until I found out Chaldean is Catholic Assyrian and I let them know that and there minds have changed
@@sarausage Chaldean Catholic Assyrian
@@sarausageexactly brother. Many if not most Chaldean Catholics who say they’re not Assyrian and just Chaldean genuinely do not know what being Assyrian means, and they don’t know their history. You can’t blame them since it was taken away from them by our oppressors.
You can be an omtanaya (nationalist) and still believe in Jesus Christ. Why do you have to create the conflict?
At the end it will be the nationalist Assyrians who will get us an Assyria. Instead of worrying about which patriarch you follow, unite under the ideology that we are all Assyrian and work towards that.
Yes and definitely not Christianity or Jesus.
@@AxelMegaton Christianity has to be a part of it. The USA was also founded on Chrisitanity. You cannot found anything on Atheism.
Atheism? Have I talked about atheism? No, I say we must return to our Jewish roots! The same thing our church father Neshra/Nestor said: Alahan Khaya Kha ile o Shemmo Kha ile - KhaShem. But the Christian anti-Semites from Rome and the Copts from Egypt killed him.@@pikapi6993
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Are you saying reclaim the original Assyrian culture and identity pre Christianity?
no. He wants to create an Assyrian country again. Like the Jews did with Israel.
How do u expect that to happen when all we have is what outsiders tell us on social media most of these people r not even Assyrian there white British or white American
No.
Dear intelligent Emmanuel, The Assyrians are stuck on the wrong path - Either they believe in the son of David who lived 31 years and died forever, or they believe in the son of Shem who lived ten times that long and died. We all must work together to get back to the right path, to the Creator God who lived before He created the universe and still lives, back to the Ever-Living Creator God - KhaShem. Otherwise, your work, mine and everyone else's including the Patriarch's will be lost without bearing the slightest fruit.
All things can be done through christ
Why then has nothing happened in two thousand years? Except for a lot of crap genocide and misery. But this is of course the will of Christ, according to you.
We need to recruit Scottie Pippen Jr
it seems to me that the AANES could become a safe haven for both Assyrians and Kurdish people.
The barriers of inter marriage do exist. It brings shame to families if two Assyrian couples move in together before marriage however in the new world order this makes total sense hence the reason why 3 out of the 30 people closest to me are married to an Assyrian and the rest of us have married a different nationality.
khoni there are many assyrians thinking exactly like you...the day will come that assyria will be free
As an Assyrian who married a non Assyrian i disagree so much with what is said in this video. This is why Assyrians cannot unite as one people, because there is a hierarchy of Assyrians who think if you speak it your better than the other, if you go Assyrian church you’re better than the other, if you marry another Assyrian you’re better than the other. It’s all bullshit and this is why those of us who are Assyrian who don’t conform to these categories think of ourselves as less Assyrian than the others. If you want Assyria then you unite all people regardless if your half Assyrian, full, quarter..your Assyrian! Your religion don’t matter, what these guys say don’t matter..you’re Assyrian if you were born to an Assyrian parent. You’re no less Assyrian than me or these guys.
You guys already have the Nineveh Plains where you are still a majority and the Nineveh Plains Protection Units for security. Why don't rich Assyrians buy land in the province and invest there to provide jobs for fellow Assyrians and meanwhile seek greater autonomy within Iraq like the Kurds? There might be sectarian conflict and instability in Iraq at the moment but that will not always be the case. A time will come will come when Iraq will prosper and the Assyrians will have a home to call their own within Iraq.
It may also happen that "Iraq" changes its name and returns to the name Assyria. We have an Assyrian family ruling in the north, the Barzanis, who will any day replace Kardestan with Assyria.
@@AxelMegatonbratha not all of Iraq was Assyria if u want Assyria to happen tell Syria to give there land back to the people and Iran and i think Lebanon aswell some parts of those countries
@@AxelMegaton 1. "Assyrians" dont exist, you are either a Nestorian, Chaldean or Aramean. 2. The Barzanis you know are Kurdish. They are not even a tribe, but a tribal confederation and the ones you know are Kurds and they were originally Yezidis, no Christians
Just gonna give my two cents here. Marrying non-Assyrians may actually help increase your population if your non-Assyrian spouses agree to raise your kids as Assyrians. It would be even better if they convert to one of the Syriac Churches. Your goal should be to marry Christians who respect and are sympathetic to the Assyrian cause, genetics should be secondary at best. I believe PBD's own non-Assyrian wife just as supportive of her children's identity as her husband.
No sorry but that ain’t right so ur telling me my Assyrian mother from Iraq who married my Assyrian dad from Iraq didn’t do much to increase a population of Assyrians by marrying inside the culture ur joking right so ur basically saying u want us to be white washed so u do realise by being half the half Assyrian half whatever ethnic of that person is not only expected to speak the language of Assyrian but speak the language of there other culture u think they would care to do that so if ur asking for half Assyrians then what even is Assyrian basically white washed culture our look won’t even be recognised to anyone
In other words just say I fetish other cultures and hate the Assyrian culture u have a problem with urself and u contribute to the problem we have it’s not right to raise a half Assyrian child as a full Assyrian sorry but that doesn’t sound right if anything sounds self fish what about the parents of the other spouse that isn’t Assyrian they gonna expect there grand child to speak there language aswell the only reason why it worked Patrick bet David is because his wife is a white American realistically what language does she speak that is the language of the country be for real
His wife is a white American pls just don’t add ur input if it’s gonna be something ridiculous as this u sound like ur not Assyrian to understand and the crazy thing is that 3 people even liked ur comment so not only does the Assyrian culture have outsiders talking for them they have uneducated people talking for them
@@sarausageYou realise you look no different than European mediterraneans to most people
Invest in the youth.
Assyria is iraqi thank you 🇮🇶❤️🌹
Most of Iraq was the land Assyria but so was Syria and a part of Iran
Assyrians will not be able to do anything without Chaldeans as partners! Remember our relations!
Chaldeans are Assyrians and they are one nation, but church leaders separated them from us , very sad.
Im not either but the relations seem rather stringent. Sad to see considering arabization and lack of indigenous acknowledgment
Why can't you guys unite as Syriacs or Mesopotamians? Chaldeans and Assyrians are both Mesopotamian peoples who share a lot of history, share a language and culture.
@@ashwin4319-u9j mesopotamia means the land of two rivers, this is not a nationality name. Syriac means Assyrian . You see it's not the Assyrians that don't want to unit, but the so called chaldeans whom denounced thier Assyrian nationality as they believe that they are Chaldeans knowing that the ancient chaldeans are from South Iraq and not from the north in the heart of Nineveh where all the so called chaldeans villages are. It's very sad to see our people being fooled by thier own Chaldean church leaders that fabricated a false Chaldean identity. You see, if we deny our Assyrian identity, the stones the ancient assyrian artifacts tells us that we are Assyrians
@@banipalbenjamin2065 Didn't a lot of Christians from southern Iraq flee north during the rampage under Taimur. The Church of the East had big communities in southern Iraq and it is plausible that many fled up north.
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Let’s hope he marrys inside culture
@@sarausage would you say this is a problem for Assyrians in Western countries
Support for Assyria from Greeks 💪Kurdistan will return as well
Never has been and never will be. Greece's support for this terrorism to provoke Turkey is for naught.
😂😂😂 it seems that you don't know what's going on, the kurds are claiming what these are claiming to be their homeland, kurds and Assyrians are on open conflict in Nineveh's valley!
Well, we know exactly what's going on, but you seem to have just woken up and think you've reinvented the wheel.@@Kunta-Kinte002
@@Kunta-Kinte002there is no such a thing as Nineveh Valley. It is Nineveh Plain. While it is mostly Kurdish now I support Assyrians in their claim to rule over this area for a future Assyrian state as a Kurd. They deserve much more than that.
@@AxelMegaton Nothing like that. Eastern turkey is Kurd.
Is Syrian christian and Assyrian christian two different groups?
Yes and No. There can be Assyrians from Syria
Let me rephrase. There is Assyrians from Syria. Not all Syrian Christians are Assyrians…. Some are Arab, Armenian, Greeks and…. Assyrians.
Yes. There is arab converts to christianity in syria, and also the native melkite christians and some small others
Yes there is a difference Syrians r Arabs Assyrians r not any Arab can be Christian but Assyrians exist to be Christians they r the first Christian’s of the Middle East period we don’t have a country so Assyrians r found from different parts of the Middle East where we originated from
@@sz8074I don’t think u understand the question he’s saying if there is a difference between Assyrian and Syrian put aside Christianity with the ethnic one is Arab one isn’t history is Assyrians r the first Christian’s of the Middle East period
You and the charlatan Awa are dead wrong. Iceland, a relatively large land area, has only two hundred thousand inhabitants and is in every way a well-functioning society. We could easily cough up two hundred thousand people to manage a land area one-tenth the size of Iceland. But neither Awa nor anyone else has the will. Awa only wants to eat baqlawa (from Barzani's hand) and Kanna is best in Gehenna.
Khaya ganokhon gabber! The only way to succeed is a return to KhaShem and His covenant with our ancestor Ashur, and the first step is to return to the teachings of Neshra (Nestor): Alahan Kha ile o Shemmo Kha ile - KhaShem. Christianity does not allow us to retain our national identity - "no Greek, no Roman and therefore no Assyrian". As you see Jesus has given you the kingdom of heaven, but you are still not satisfied. So Assyrians first.
If you want to return to paganism, your country will fail. You're setting your self up against billions of people and God himself.
Kurds stole your land, it's over, get over it.
Should you accept theft and let the thief freely ravage your idolater?
These Iranian qerds deny the Assyrians, but steal their ancient history and make it theirs to get roots, which they themselves do not have in this Ashurland.
To be Assyrian is to know why God created Assyrians to begin with. Our existence was purposely to serve God as his rod of anger. Unfortunately our ancestors became very proud and they thought it was thier power. That's why God took our power. Now the only way we can become independent as a nation is to serve God with humbleness.
Who is this God? He took the power away from us because we turned our backs on him. If you no longer hear the terms of the covenant, you are lost forever - Shma Ashur, I am your God, I am One. If you and your offspring remain faithful to me, I will make you a great nation and give you all the lands; But if you turn your backs on me, I will let you perish.
@@AxelMegaton there is only one true God, the Assyrians called him Ashur, the Jewish called him Yahweh. But he revealed him self as he became a man in Jesus Christ so we can relate to him, because without Jesus Christ, no one can see or hear God. Jesus said, I and my father are one, he who has seen me has seen God. Brother without Jesus, God is only imagination with different names.
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Have they been debriefed about a plan??? Yeah sure secret plans and what not. Bro you're counting on a bunch of youtubers to shape a country? All due to respect to these highly intellectual people, it doesn't work like this😅
Fr like wtf was that 😂
Pls tell me that not that one negative person
Bro ur name is Beruit Madrid the name says it all why u even watching this video commenting this if this topic doesn’t concern u at all u have Lebanon and u have Spain bro