![A Christian militiaman stands near the broken body of a statue of Christ in a 13th-century church in northern Iraq [Getty]](https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/blogger_img_proxy/AEn0k_uMX66ngmwjREtmtbHLJV3N8I0_lEf9p-Qmq_IjgaYmrqN-R6MT1WQMJUimKDkEg3TKfF-u-BqlTvBan5uoMqRaqyXaoH5eDxunAJKMklRLnHovVLjsxbI1ESL7L1NwCce23utFXXMKWaH12Z_P1ahZikohgFPxjWEAA5vrNEzljNOO53TDtEZFnT0taLUr5NRQNUKftcBwurpx=s0-d)
Recently on my Facebook news feed, a post materialised from an American research scientist at New York University whose CV includes work on a "joint peace-building project" between that institution and the University of Duhok in the Kurdish region of northern Iraq.
http://www.aljazeera.com/indepth/opinion/2016/04/statues-people-160413064133401.html
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