Conflict cannot escalate in Lebanon; Pope Francis is asking the international community to intervene for peace

Vatican City: Pope Francis expressed deep concern and sadness about the conflict in Lebanon. The Pope asked the international community to intervene to end the attacks and restore peace in the region. The Holy Father was speaking during his weekly public viewing program in St Peter’s Square yesterday.

The Pope said he was saddened by the news from Lebanon of heavy bombing and death and destruction. Any move that escalates the conflict cannot be accepted. The Pope said that many lives have been lost in Lebanon these days and that many others have suffered, and that these attacks have caused great damage.

The Pope said that the atrocities that are going on cannot be accepted and he said that he is with the people of Lebanon in their suffering. The Pope prayed for those who were suffering from the war in Ukraine and those who died in the explosion of a coal mine in Iran.

The Pope called to pray for all the people who are suffering from wars in different parts of the world. The Pope said that we should not forget about Ukraine, which is suffering a lot, and all the people who are going through suffering in countries such as Myanmar, Palestine, Israel and Sudan. The Pope also called on everyone to pray for peace.