Idlib: Has the world stopped caring about Syria? | UpFront

Idlib: Has the world stopped caring about Syria?
We challenge a UN official on the international response to the Idlib crisis and discuss Evangelical support for Trump.
28 Feb 2020 06:20 GMT Battle for Idlib, Syria’s War, Donald Trump, Christianity, Middle East

In this episode of UpFront we ask the United Nation’s deputy regional humanitarian coordinator for the Syria crisis why the world is ignoring the plight of millions of civilians trapped in Idlib province.

And in a special interview with Reverend William Barber we discuss why Donald Trump has so much support among white Evangelical voters in the US.


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