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Pope urges immediate ceasefire in ‘martyred’ Lebanon
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Pope Francis called for an immediate ceasefire in “martyred” Lebanon and the wider Middle East as he
Pope Francis called for an immediate ceasefire in “martyred” Lebanon and the wider Middle East as he ended a three-day visit to Belgium, reports. “I call on all parties to immediately cease fire in Lebanon, Gaza, the rest of Palestine and Israel,” the Argentinian pontiff, 87, told an open-air mass in Brussels, as Israel continued to target the Hezbollah armed group in Lebanon.
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