Pope request from the Zionist regime to enter Gaza

The Catholic leader of the world on Wednesday urged the Zionist regime to allow humanitarian aid to the Gaza Strip, expressing his concern over Palestinian conditions, according to Mehr News Agency.

In a weekly public interview at St. Pitro Square, the Pope called for a fair entry of humanitarian aid and the end of hostile actions that children, the elderly and patients pay.

Leo 14 was selected as the new pop from May 9 (6 months) and called for a ceasefire in the Gaza Strip in the first ceremony after his appointment.

The Zionist regime has been blocking humanitarian aid in Gaza for about three months, and has been a crisis. Two million inhabitants of Gaza are in the worst humanitarian conditions and face death and hunger.