Anti-Semitism and terrorism on rabbis' agenda with Pope

Israel’s two chief rabbis have met Pope Benedict XVI to celebrate the 40th anniversary of a landmark Vatican document on relations with Jews, seeking his support in fighting anti-Semitism and terrorism.

Anti-Semitism and terrorism on rabbis' agenda with Pope
Thu, 15 Sep, 2005 - 13:06

Israel’s two chief rabbis have met Pope Benedict XVI to celebrate the 40th anniversary of a landmark Vatican document on relations with Jews, seeking his support in fighting anti-Semitism and terrorism.

Israel needs the Vatican’s support at “this very dire hour” now that it has completed its withdrawal from the Gaza Strip, said Ambassador Oded Ben-Hur.

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