Prince Al-Numan Gharios El Chemor, leader of the ancient Ghassanid dynasty, is raising a critical alarm – the Christian population in the Middle East may vanish within two decades if current trends persist. Born in Brazil and now heading the Royal House of the Ghassanids, he spearheads “One Voice for Christians” to aid persecuted Christians in their ancestral lands.
The Ghassanid dynasty, with an 1,800-year legacy, was among the first Arab tribes to embrace Christianity. El Chemor’s great-grandfather fled to Brazil during Ottoman persecution, rebuilding his family’s life and establishing successful businesses. Today, El Chemor balances royal duties with humanitarian work, advocating for Middle Eastern Christians and leading global initiatives on hunger, sustainability, and education. His efforts have garnered recognition from religious leaders and international organizations.
El Chemor’s commitment to peace transcends regional conflicts, supporting Israel’s defense rights and advocating for a Palestinian state. Legally recognized in Lebanon, his royal house bridges cultural divides and promotes understanding among faiths and nationalities.
Through his divine appointment, El Chemor champions humanitarian causes, preserves Christian heritage, and fosters intercultural dialogue to uphold Middle Eastern Christianity amidst modern challenges.