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‘Are You Muslim Or Christian? Death To Christians!’
According to eyewitnesses present at Garissa University, the Islamic gunmen were careful to separate Christians from Muslims before they began the carnage of the former. After all, although Kenya is 83% Christian, it is approximately 11% Muslim. Joel Ayora, who survived the attack, said gunmen burst into a Christian service, seized worshippers, and then “proceeded to the hostels, shooting anybody they came across except their fellows, the Muslims.”
Members of the Red Cross carry a relative of one of the students massacred by Somalia's Shebab Islamist at the Chiromo funeral parlour in the Kenyan capital, Nairobi, on April 3. The bodies of dozens of students massacred at a Kenyan university in Garissa arrived in the capital today, as grieving relatives faced a desperate wait to receive the remains of their loved ones.
Students evacuated from Moi University listen to an address by Interior Minister for Security Joseph Ole Nkaissery before they are transported to their home regions from a holding area on April 3. Kenya's interior minister vowed that the country would not bow to terrorist threats, a day after the massacre of 147 students by Somalia's Al-Qaeda-linked Shebab fighters.
A student evacuated from Moi University during a terrorist seige is treated for shock by a member of the Red-Cross in Garissa on April 3
Members of Kenya's police force look out from the back of a truck as it enters the university campus of the northeastern town of Garissa on April 3, one day after 147 people, mostly students, were killed when Somalia's Shebab Islamist group attacked the university.
Garissa University students stand in line at a temporary shelter as they wait for relocation after Thursday's attack by gunmen in their campus, in Garissa April 3.
A man pulls a stretcher with the covered body of one of the students massacred by Somalia's Shebab Islamists at the Chiromo funeral parlour in Nairobi on April 3.
Kenyan Muslims demonstrate against the attack and in solidarity with those Christians targeted in the attack, on a street in Garissa, Kenya, April 3.
A Garissa University student rests at a temporary shelter as he waits for relocation after Thursday's attack by gunmen in their campus, in Garissa, April 3.
A relative is assisted by Red Cross staff as bodies of the students killed in Thursday's attack by gunmen, arrive at the Chiromo Mortuary in Nairobi, April 3.
Paramedics attend to an injured Kenyan student as he arrives at Kenyatta National Hospital in Nairobi on April 2, following an attack at Garissa University College.
Kenyan soldiers prepare to sweep inside the building at Garissa University Kenya, April 2.
A woman reacts as she is rescued out of the building where she had been held hostage as Kenyan soldiers entered the university building after a fierce fights with attackers at the Garissa University in Garissa town, April 2.
A member of the security forces escorts a student out of Garissa University campus in Garissa on April 2, after an attack by Somalia's Al-Qaeda-linked Shebab gunmen.
A Kenya Defense Force soldier runs for cover near the perimeter wall where attackers are holding up at a campus in Garissa, April 2.
Students of the Garissa University College take shelter in a vehicle after fleeing from an attack by gunmen in Garissa, Kenya, April 2. Gunmen attacked the university early Thursday, shooting indiscriminately in campus hostels.
A Kenyan soldier takes cover as shots are fired in front of Garissa University in Garissa town, April 2.
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