"I extend my condolences to the relatives of
the victims of the assault against the Synagogue of Jerusalem and all
the violence that bloody the Holy Land. In our churches, convents and
monasteries, we will pray more than ever that the Lord helps us and
helps political leaders to take the right steps so that there is peace
and security for all, all, all". This is how the Patriarch of Jerusalem
of the Latins, His Beatitude Fouad Twal, expresses, in a statement to
Agenzia Fides, his participation and closeness to the victims of the
attack which took place on Tuesday, November 18, at a synagogue in
Jerusalem and all those who continue to suffer from the conflicts that
mark the land where Jesus lived.
The patriarch, who has just returned from a trip abroad, describes a Jerusalem marked by a strengthening of security measures and roadblocks. "But this - adds His Beatitude - is a sign that the situation is anything but normal, and control measures cannot solve the seriousness of the problems. It is necessary to go to the roots, remove the causes of despair that breeds violence, stop the endless spiral of revenge. Otherwise we will always live in fear, without freedom or dignity. These are the thoughts that we have in our hearts, as we approach Christmas".
In the attack that hit the synagogue in the suburb of Har Nof, four Jews were killed and eight others were injured. The attackers used guns, axes and knives. At least two of them were killed.
Sources: Agenzia Fides and Abouna.org
The patriarch, who has just returned from a trip abroad, describes a Jerusalem marked by a strengthening of security measures and roadblocks. "But this - adds His Beatitude - is a sign that the situation is anything but normal, and control measures cannot solve the seriousness of the problems. It is necessary to go to the roots, remove the causes of despair that breeds violence, stop the endless spiral of revenge. Otherwise we will always live in fear, without freedom or dignity. These are the thoughts that we have in our hearts, as we approach Christmas".
In the attack that hit the synagogue in the suburb of Har Nof, four Jews were killed and eight others were injured. The attackers used guns, axes and knives. At least two of them were killed.
Sources: Agenzia Fides and Abouna.org
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