I worked with Iraqi Christians. Beautiful families, and their small chapels are almost always iconoclastic. I made friends with a guy who operated a sewage truck for the FOB, but he emigrated with his family to Sweden in 2009 when his home was bombed.
He would smuggle in fifths of moonshine for $30 US, so us kids-with-guns could drink after hours, forget about the awful shit.
He told me how he had to pretend to be a cab driver as he left in the morning, by 4am, so that he wouldn’t be branded a traitor for working on the FOB.
I’m thinking you don’t mean “iconoclastic.” Iconoclasm calls for the destruction of icons (holy images), and the Syrians have been glorifying God with images in their churches since -— well, documentably, since the 230’s AD (I’m thinking of the ancient Church unearthed at Duro-Europos.)