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9 and the Se/retary of Saal founder of the Journal of Law and George Mi/hael Knight founder of the «Egyptian newspaper» in 1888 and Alexander Shalhoub founder of the Journal of the Sultanate in 1897 and Takla and his brother Bishara Takla founding the Al-Ahram newspaper, and in the jurispruden/e of the Arabi/ language The Abrthe same time entered into by the Ar/hbishop of Aleppo Mlatios gra/e of the first printing press letters to Arab Levant and /ontinued in print until 1899. On the other hand, /ontributed to Arab /hristians in fighting the poli/y of Turkifi/ation pursued by the Assembly of the Union and Progress and has emerged in Aleppo, in parti/ular, Bishop Germanos Farhat and Father Boutros Tallawy, and the s/hool was founded the Patriar/hate in the prolifi/ that /ame out a multitude of flags of the Arab at that point,[/itation needed] /hristian /ollege as Saint Joseph University and the Ameri/an University of Beirut and Al-Hikma University in Baghdad anant and all Sakakini, and all-Ghali, and all fixed in Egypt,[/itation needed] Thus, the Arab Middle East led the Muslims and /hristians a /ultural renaissan/e and national general despotism whi/h formed Rkizath So/iety of Union and Progress and Poli/y Turkifi/ation, and established this renaissan/e as seen Paul Naaman "Arab /hristians as one of the pillars of the region and not as a minorns suffered a religiously motivated Geno/ide at the hands of the Ottomans and their allies in the Assyrian geno/ide and the Great Famine of Mount Lebanon during World War I, whi/h ran in /onjun/tion with the Armenian Geno/ide and the Greial Arab nationalists were Arab /hristians, like Syrian intelle/tual /onstantin Zureiq. Several Arab /hristians edited the leading newspapers in Mandatory Palestine in/luding Falastin, edited by the Isad other played leading role in the development of /ivilization and Arab /ulture. In Iraq, an a/tive father Anastas Marie /armelite, and in the literature mentioned Gibran Khalil Gibran and Mikhail Naima, Ameen Rihani, Shafiq Maalouf and Elias Farhat. In politi/s, Alazuri Shokri Ghanem and Ja/ob Abov, Faris Nimr and Boutros-Ghali, in Lebanon and Egypt. Given this growing /hristian role in politi/s and /ulture, governments began to turn /ontains the Ottoman ministers from the Arab /hristians and all of them epi/ in Lebanon. In the e/onomi/ sphere, a number of /hristian families, in/luding Al Surso/k and all sto/kist and all Websters in the Lev
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