El llamado del papa León XIV ante escalada de ataques en Líbano
Este martes, 2 de diciembre, desde el aeropuerto, antes de salir de Líbano para regresar a Roma, el papa León XIV dio unas palabras e hizo un llamado urgente para “cesen los ataques y las hostilidades” y que “nadie crea que la lucha armada conlleva algún beneficio”.
El llamado del papa León XIV ante escalada de ataques en Líbano Before departing Lebanon, Pope Leo XIV made an urgent appeal for an end to all attacks and hostilities, emphasizing that armed conflict offers no benefits and that negotiation, mediation, and dialogue are the paths to peace. His visit followed an Israeli attack on Beirut and came amidst ongoing tensions and violations of a year-old truce. The Pope also reflected on the devastation of the Beirut port explosion and expressed solidarity with the Lebanese people, wishing for truth and justice.
- Pope Leo XIV called for an immediate cessation of attacks and hostilities in the Middle East.
- He stressed that armed struggle yields no benefits and urged the embrace of peace through negotiation, mediation, and dialogue.
- The Pope’s visit occurred shortly after an Israeli attack in southern Beirut and amidst a history of truce violations.
- He expressed solidarity with the victims of the Beirut port explosion and called for truth and justice.
- The Pope acknowledged the particular conflicts and uncertainties faced by different regions within Lebanon.
- He concluded by referencing Lebanon as a ‘message’ and the importance of working and hoping together.
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