In Jordan, Christians make up only about 3 percent of the population and have a relatively easy existence as a religious minority, according to a BBC report on the Middle East’s Christian populations. They face little discrimination and enjoy freedom to practice their religion.
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Who are Egypt's Copts, and the Middle East's other Christian populations?
Recent attacks against Christians in Egypt and Iraq have drawn attention to the Middle East's Christian populations, which are dwindling as Christians flee violence, political strife, and persecution.
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