Pope calls for Israel-Hamas ceasefire, hostage release
- The Vatican has called for a ceasefire in the ongoing conflict between Israel and Hamas, emphasizing the need for humanitarian aid and the immediate release of hostages. Father Ibrahim Faltas, one of the Vatican's representatives in the Holy Land, made an appeal on television.
- The conflict has resulted in a grave situation in Palestine and Israel, with Israeli strikes on houses and a mosque in Gaza, and hostages being held by the Palestinian militant group in Gaza. In response to the violence, thousands of desperate Gaza residents broke into UN warehouses to obtain essential supplies.
- Pope Francis urges an end to the weapons and emphasizes that war is always a defeat. The hope is for a ceasefire to be established to bring relief and freedom to those affected.
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