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Pope Francis. Photo: Casa Rosada via Wikimedia Commons.
Ynet – These are difficult days for Pope Francis. He is concerned about the situation in Jerusalem, fears for the fate of Christians in Iraq and Syria, and is worried also about the future of Europe.
“I utterly condemn any kind of violence in the name of God,” the pontiff says in an exclusive interview, when asked about the massacre at the synagogue in Jerusalem and the rise in terrorism of recent weeks.
