Política

Papa se suma a la creciente indignación por la muerte de cooperantes en Gaza

El ejército israelí reconoció el martes un ‘grave error’ en el bombardeo que la víspera mató a siete cooperantes de la organización World Central Kitchen (WCK), del chef español José Andrés

EDITORS NOTE: Graphic content / TOPSHOT - United Nations staff members inspect the carcass of a car used by US-based aid group World Central Kitchen, that was hit by an Israeli strike the previous day in Deir al-Balah in the central Gaza Strip on April 2, 2024, amid the ongoing battles between Israel and the Palestinian militant group Hamas. The international food aid charity said on April 2 it was pausing its Gaza aid operations after seven of its staff were killed in a "targeted Israeli strike" as they unloaded desperately needed food aid delivered by sea from Cyprus. (Photo by AFP)
EDITORS NOTE: Graphic content / TOPSHOT - United Nations staff members inspect the carcass of a car used by US-based aid group World Central Kitchen, that was hit by an Israeli strike the previous day in Deir al-Balah in the central Gaza Strip on April 2, 2024, amid the ongoing battles between Israel and the Palestinian militant group Hamas. The international food aid charity said on April 2 it was pausing its Gaza aid operations after seven of its staff were killed in a "targeted Israeli strike" as they unloaded desperately needed food aid delivered by sea from Cyprus. (Photo by AFP) -

Ciudad del Vaticano. El papa Francisco manifestó este miércoles su “profunda tristeza” por la muerte de siete cooperantes humanitarios en un bombardeo israelí en Gaza, y renovó su llamamiento a un alto el fuego y a la liberación de los rehenes en manos de Hamás.

“Rezo por ellos y sus familias”, dijo el pontífice argentino al final de su audiencia general semanal en el Vaticano.

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