Paroline, fair and permanent peace in Ukraine. Hamas and Israel find solutions without weapons

Salvator Cinosio – Vatican City

“No previous conditions” negotiations negotiations for a fair and lasting peace in Ukraine, “a sense of moderation” by Hamas and Israel and solutions “without resorting to weapons” in Gaza. After that, “unarmed” words that help in dialogue, confrontation, not the oath, and where they fail to do this, “Stay silence as much as possible.” PITRO PAROLIN is observed the anxiety of the wars that tear the world, which have gone through in Europe and the Middle East, as well as verbal wars that increase the time of tension. The Vatican Foreign Minister intervened on the third day of the head of the hospitality chair, an event – until March 28 in the brotherly Domus Sacrofano, near Rome – estimated to enhance the culture of solidarity, the art of meeting and dialogue.

The desire to recover the Pope

Parolin played the championship in a discussion on current issues with Vincenzo Buonomo, a papal delegate at the Pap for the Pontifical University, but before stopping with reporters to answer some questions outside the event, starting with the health of the Pope’s health and leaders in Santa Marta. Cardinal hopes that Francisco can “rest” and “recover it little by little”; Statio Orbis remembered five years ago in an isolated square of De San Pedro, in the Covid’s pandemic, and stressed – as is the case – “The Pope is well linked to the entire church and with all the believers.” “This is evident through all aspects of affection, especially the prayer that was accompanied by during their illnesses that continue to” until today.

The language that must be “disarmed”

Cardinal’s view later expanded the world and reaching the United States, where the recent “strong” statements of President Donald Trump were against the Europeans qualified from “parasites”. Parolin called for “removing words”, with the beautiful expression that Pope Francis laid in black and white in his message to Corriere Dela Serra director, Luciano Fontana, on March 18. “This deserves everyone. Especially today, when there is such a tense situation in all fields, it is good to use few words, and cry as much as possible, and if the words, wise words, and words that can help in dialogue, converge and non -division.

Negotiations in Ukraine and Gaza

On Ukraine, while the armistice is negotiated, Cardinal expressed his hope that “really positive conclusions” will be reached “positive conclusions”: “I think the important thing is to negotiate without previous conditions,” he said, “so you can find a point of agreement, and we can finally reach the armistice, then to real negotiations to reach this exhibition and the other, and we all expect to think I am inspecting.

Cardinal Parolin also requested solutions to Gaza, without hiding disappointment that the time truce may become a “permanent truce”, to “start calm discourse and reconstruction.” I think, “He pointed out,” There should be a great sense of moderation by the two parties, which may not practice Hamas or the Israelis. He tried to find a way to solve the existing problem, without resorting to weapons. “

Holding nuclear weapons

Cardinal also talked about peace in the subsequent debate with Buonomo, noting that “everyone thought that this peace would continue, and we sat the foundations for continuing. He suffered very little for this illusion of vanishing. Relations lead to a restoration before they were attacked and this permanent situation is created.

The will of the countries to monitor the rules

In reference to the summit of the “Volunteer Alliance” in Paris, he repeated that “all international life is played in the will of the states to monitor the rules they give themselves.” Parolin concluded that “if this political will does not exist, there is no possibility for a peaceful and constructive international life,” remembering how international organizations were born in the context of the Cold War and after the great global conflicts in the bloody Europe in the last century. “The world has changed today deeply, and there are many centers of power, and there may be no adequate commitment by international organizations to adapt to these new facts in the world.” Perhaps, according to The Purple, “Hope has been lost in changing this system, a mutual ban system that does not allow the treatment of real problems of society.” Therefore, it is necessary to “adapt international organizations to the reality that has occurred in recent decades.” The problem is whether there is an interest in reforming them to work properly “or” it is preferable to be inspired by other principles. “

Therefore, a reflection on communication and the function of the media as a psalm for peace and dialogue issues. In particular, “as Christians, Barolin said,” We have a duty and a commitment to return to these issues that tend to forget for national reasons or because the media does not devote much attention. “

Welcome to immigrants

On the stock exchange, space was also given to the migration issue, and Parolin pointed to a “negative position” about migration, with the realization that “Europe has a great need for immigrants.” “The attempt to be done is to reduce irregular flows,” he said, referring to people’s feeling that the politicians and then listen, “added:” There is a lot of public fear in Europe to the invasion, which we must be able to dismantle this vision and applies to this positively from this brothers. In which Christianity was born, “but also a tragedy” for the same societies “because they are” progressing “. Extremism.