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The Pope called to investigate whether there is a genocide in Gaza


Pope Francis calls for an investigation into the events in Gaza to determine whether they qualify as "genocide," writing, "Hope never disappoints. In the book "Pilgrimage to a Better World", which will be published next week in several countries for the Jubilee Year of Christianity, which will be celebrated by the Roman Catholic Church in 2025, conveysLa Stampathe

The pontiff mentions the difficult humanitarian situation prevailing in the Palestinian enclave in the context of discussions on the causes of migration. In particular, he writes about the reception of refugees from conflict zones. "As some experts say, what is happening in Gaza has signs of genocide, it is necessary to carefully examine whether this definition corresponds to the wording of lawyers and international organizations," La Stampa quotes excerpts from the book.

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