As tensions rise in Jerusalem and across the region, Pope Leo and Cardinal Robert W. McElroy caution that the Israel–Iran–US conflict is a moral turning point, not merely a geopolitical battle.
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Pritha Vashishth is a Mumbai-based journalist who writes about human rights, society, and culture. She is the author of two published poetry collections, Mihir and Mayur Pida. She can be contacted at pritha.vashishth@outlookindia.com.
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