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Pope Leo XIV ‘deeply saddened’ by Gaza, calls for aid and a ceasefire
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i'd say this constitutes probably a bit of a walk back from francis' commitments to palestine, but let's hope not. francis was calling a priest in occupied palestine like daily i want to say. a good way for leo to show that he intends to keep a similar tempo would be visibly following through on francis' wish to convert the popemobile in palestine into a mobile health clinic
I think Francis being the first Pope to come from a Global South country (especially one that was once under a far-right military dictatorship) really opened his eyes and made him sympathetic to the suffering of the international proletariat, at least more than his predecessors who were all White Euros. Leo did spend a lot of time in Peru but is still ultimately a Yankee, so I don't expect much from him.