Netanyahu asks Pope to condemn Iranian rhetoric

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu today appealed to Pope Benedict XVI “to make his voice heard” and use his moral authority to condemn the harsh anti-Israel rhetoric voiced by Iran’s hard-line president.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu today appealed to Pope Benedict XVI “to make his voice heard” and use his moral authority to condemn the harsh anti-Israel rhetoric voiced by Iran’s hard-line president.

The two men met privately for about 15 minutes, sharing their views about the Middle East. “I think we found in him an attentive ear,” Mr Netanyahu said.

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