Pope Leo XIV urged Israel on May 21st to allow humanitarian aid to enter Gaza, expressing concern over the crisis in the enclave, Middle East Eye reported on May 21st.
In St. Peter’s Square, the pope stressed the necessity to end the conflict. He emphasised that children, the elderly and the ill would bear the brunt of the Gaza war.
The pope said: “I renew my plea … to allow for the entry of fair humanitarian help and to bring to an end the hostilities.” This week, Israel has enabled more aid to reach Gaza, following international pressure, CBS reported on May 21st.
Middle East Eye, CBS
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