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Jordan's Syrian Refugees
Clip: 1/24/2014 | 11m 57s
“Our neighbors are in desperate need.”
Almost two and a half million Syrians have fled their country in what the United Nations has called the "greatest humanitarian catastrophe of modern times." Faith-based groups—Catholic, Jewish, Muslim, Orthodox, Mennonite, and more—in Jordan, home of the largest Syrian refugee camp, are doing what they can to help.
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Religion & Ethics NewsWeekly
Jordan's Syrian Refugees
Clip: 1/24/2014 | 11m 57s
Almost two and a half million Syrians have fled their country in what the United Nations has called the "greatest humanitarian catastrophe of modern times." Faith-based groups—Catholic, Jewish, Muslim, Orthodox, Mennonite, and more—in Jordan, home of the largest Syrian refugee camp, are doing what they can to help.
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