Pontiff condemned the military attack against civilian populations and cult areas in Gaza, in particular, citing a recent blow to the Catholic Church.
Pope Lev Xiv condemned the “barbaric” method of war on gas and the unique use of force. He said this at the end of the prayer with the Peregrinos on Sunday, July 20, reported by the Vatican News.
“I called again for the immediate stop of war barbarism and a peaceful resolution of the conflict,” Papa Lev said.
Turning to those present, he noted that tragic news came from the Middle East, especially from Gaza, these days. He expressed his illness about the abduction of the Catholic Parish Church in Gaza, made by the Israeli army, remembered the dead in the name and assured the entire parish community in his proximity.
“This law, unfortunately, was added to the ongoing military attack against the civilian population and the cult areas of Gaza,” said the Holy Father, continuing his call to stop the barbarism of the war.
He also called on the international community to observe the law to be human and respected the obligation to defend the civilian population, as well as the prohibition of collective penalties, the angry use of force and forced movement of the population.
Remember, according to Axios, the Trump administration is concerned about Israel’s final actions in Syria, in particular, the aircraft in Damascus. “Bibi is acting like a madman. He continues to bomb everything. It can destroy what Trump works,” one of the resources in the administration explains.
Meanwhile, the IDF announced the beginning of land operations in Deir El-Bala-one in several districts in the middle of the Gaza Strip. Earlier, the army of Israel did not hold a land that was offensive there. The military has ordered civilians to evacuate from the south -western city, preparing to expand the adventures.
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