London (AP) – Madonna has urged the Pope to travel to Gaza and “bring their light to the children before it is too late.”
The superstar posted his appeal to Pontiff on social media on Monday, stating that his son Rokko’s birthday inspired him to make a position. Rokko took place on 25 Monday.
Addressing the Pope Leo XIV, he wrote: “The Holy Father. Please go to Gaza and bring the children your light for the children before it is too late. As a mother, I can’t bear to see their pain.
“The children of the world belong to all. You are the only one of us who cannot be denied entry,” he said. “We need a fully opened humanist gates to save these innocent children. There is not much time. Please say that you will go. Love, Madonna.”
The singer said that she was not taking sides in the war.
“I am not pointing to the fingers, blaming or taking the side. Everyone is suffering. With the mothers of the hostages,” she wrote. “I pray that they are also released. I am only trying to do what I can stop these children from dying of starvation.”
Pope recently renewed his call for an immediate ceasefire In Gaza, the international community asked to respect human laws and the responsibility of protecting citizens.
Pontif said last month, “I once again call for a peaceful resolution for the immediate end and struggle for the vandalism of this war.”
Help workers and doctors have said that Israeli blockade and upheaval after months Distribution of supplyThere are no previous circumstances in Gaza Start to die From malnutrition.
Israel’s air and land aggressive, Hamas, was attacked in Israel on October 7, 2023, displacing most of the 2 million Palestinians in Gaza and pushed the region towards famine.
The United Nations said that beyond Gaza, more than 5,000 children were detected malnutrition in May, although this is an undercount. Malnutrition was almost no one before the war. UN says that doctors struggle to treat children.
Israel denied whether there was a famine or that is Children are starvingIt says that it has supplied adequate food throughout the war and accused Hamas of stealing assistance and trying to control food distribution.
The Associated Press