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Pope Leo XIV Urgently Calls for the International Community to Advance the Two-State Solution

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It's at times like these that I wish Townhall's Amy Curtis were still writing for Twitchy as a freelancer. She was our expert on Catholicism. She really knew her stuff. Me, I'm Catholic-adjacent. My wife is a converted Catholic, and we raised our kids Catholic and sent them to Catholic school. She converted after her brother converted after marrying a Catholic. My sister also married a Catholic and converted, so my five nieces and nephews are all Catholic, too.

I was happy not to be Catholic when Pope Francis was running the show, and I was hoping Pope Leo XIV would be a little less woke. He's been letting me down, too, though. On Sunday, he appealed for an end to the ongoing violence against the Palestinians and called on the international community to advance the two-state solution.

Here's a very lengthy reply from Insurrection Barbie:

The post continues:

… 1950–1955: Repeated Palestinian fedayeen infiltration and attacks from neighboring territory.

1956: Sinai/Suez War amid escalating Egyptian-Israeli conflict, fedayeen attacks and the blockade of Israeli shipping.

1957–1966: Continuing border infiltrations, shootings, raids and Syrian-Israeli clashes. Even the UN’s own history describes 1950–1967 as an “insecure peace” repeatedly punctuated by violence and force. 

1967: Six-Day War. Egypt expelled the UN force from Sinai and massed troops there, closed the Straits of Tiran; war ensued after which Jordan and Syria entered the war. 

1968–1970: War of Attrition, particularly along the Suez Canal. U.S. records expressly identify the 1969–70 War of Attrition as another Arab-Israeli war period. 

1971–1972: Palestinian militant attacks continue, including the 1972 Munich massacre of Israeli Olympic athletes.

1973: Yom Kippur War. Egypt and Syria launch a surprise attack on Israel.

1974–1977: Continuing PLO cross-border terrorism and attacks.

1978: Coastal Road massacre. 

Palestinian militants kill dozens of Israeli civilians.

1979–1981: PLO attacks

1983–1986: Continuing Palestinian and Lebanese-based terrorism and border attacks.

1987–1993: First Intifada. Hamas is founded in 1987 and joins the terrorism.

1994–1999: Hamas and Palestinian Islamic Jihad conduct a major suicide-bombing campaign during the Oslo peace process.

2000–2005: Second Intifada. Suicide bombings, shootings and other attacks produce one of the deadliest sustained terror campaigns Israel had experienced.

2005: Israel removes all settlements and its permanent military presence from Gaza.

2006: Hamas and allied militants attack near Kerem Shalom and kidnap Israeli soldier Gilad Shalit. Hezbollah crosses Israel’s northern border, kills and kidnaps Israeli soldiers, triggering the Second Lebanon War.

2007: Hamas violently takes control of Gaza. Rocket attacks on southern Israel continue.

2008–2009: Large-scale Hamas rocket fire and Gaza War.

2010: Gaza rocket and mortar attacks continue.

2011: Rocket attacks, including escalation from Gaza; cross-border terrorist attack near Eilat.

2012: Hamas starts war. 

2013: Rocket attacks and other Palestinian terrorism continue.

2014: Hamas starts war. 

2015: Major stabbing, shooting and vehicle-ramming terror wave begins.

2016: Stabbings, shootings and vehicle attacks continue.

2017: Shooting, stabbing and vehicular terrorist attacks continue.

2018: Gaza border violence, incendiary attacks, rockets and mortars.

2019: Multiple major Gaza rocket escalations.

2020: Terror attacks continue despite a comparatively quieter Gaza front. Israel records both West Bank/Jerusalem attacks and rocket fire from Gaza that year. 

2021: Hamas fires thousands of rockets toward Israel during the May war.

2022: Major Palestinian shooting and stabbing attacks, including a wave against Israeli cities.

2023: Palestinian terrorism continues through the year, culminating in October 7, the Hamas-led invasion, mass killing and hostage-taking.

2024: Hamas war continues; Hezbollah fires from Lebanon; Iran launches a massive direct missile/drone attack on Israel in April and another ballistic-missile attack in October.

2025: Palestinian terrorism and attacks from Iranian-backed groups continue amid the wider regional war.

2026: Attacks and regional fighting have continued into the present period.

They just want a two-state solution, though.

And they admit it.

Did the Pope's intern post this? I really hope so. Again, I'm not Catholic, so whatever the Pope says isn't relevant to my faith, but I really had hopes for this guy. How about calling for a new Crusade in Europe? I could get on board with that.

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