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1 week ago | 
dailygazette.com | Robert Messer |Emad Drimly |Christiane Oelrich
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1 week ago | 
thebrunswicknews.com | Robert Messer |Emad Drimly |Christiane Oelrich
By Robert Messer, Emad Drimly and Christiane Oelrich, dpa TEL AVIV, Israel - At least 28 people have been killed since Thursday night in Israeli attacks on targets in the Gaza Strip, Palestinian health officials said on Friday. Israel said it had targeted "terrorists" and military locations. The information could not initially be independently verified.
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2 weeks ago | 
thebrunswicknews.com | Robert Messer |Emad Drimly |Gregor Mayer
By Robert Messer, Emad Drimly and Gregor Mayer, dpa TEL AVIV - Israel is seeking permanent military control of all of the Gaza Strip with its current offensive, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Wednesday. "At the end of this campaign, all of the territories of the Gaza Strip will be under Israel's security control," Netanyahu asserted.
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2 weeks ago | 
thenewstribune.com | Robert Messer |Emad Drimly |Gregor Mayer
Palestinians perform funeral prayers before the bodies of those killed in Israeli attacks on the Nabhan family house, at Al Ahli Baptist Hospital before their funeral in Jabalia. (Omar Ashtawy/APA/ZUMA Press Wire/dpa/TNS) Omar Ashtawy TNS TEL AVIV - Israel is seeking permanent military control of all of the Gaza Strip with its current offensive, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Wednesday.
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2 weeks ago | 
dailygazette.com | Robert Messer |Emad Drimly |Gregor Mayer
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4 weeks ago | 
nw.de | Christoph Sator |Robert Messer |Martina Herzog
Von 09.05.2025 | 09.05.2025, 17:11 Der neue Papst Leo XIV. hat nach seinem ersten Friedens-Appell gleich nach der Wahl dazu gemahnt, Erfüllung nicht nur in materiellen Werten zu suchen. Der erste Papst in der Geschichte der katholischen Kirche aus den USA - mit bürgerlichem Namen Robert Francis Prevost - feierte zusammen mit seinen bisherigen Mit-Kardinälen eine Messe in der Sixtinischen Kapelle.
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4 weeks ago | 
nw.de | Christoph Sator |Martina Herzog |Robert Messer
Von 09.05.2025 | 09.05.2025, 12:27 In seiner ersten Messe als neuer Papst hat Leo XIV. vor den Folgen des Glaubensverlustes gewarnt. Dieser habe oft «dramatische Begleiterscheinungen: dass etwa der Sinn des Lebens verloren geht, die Barmherzigkeit in Vergessenheit gerät, die Würde des Menschen in den dramatischsten Formen verletzt wird, die Krise der Familie und viele andere Wunden, unter denen unsere Gesellschaft nicht unerheblich leidet», sagte er.
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4 weeks ago | 
murrayledger.com | Robert Messer |Martina Herzog
ROME — (TNS) The Catholic Church has a new pope: Chicago Cardinal Robert Francis Prevost was elected Thursday after four rounds of voting as the new head of the Catholic Church after just 24 hours of conclave in the Sistine Chapel. As pontiff, the 69-year-old will take the name Leo XIV. The first-ever pope from the United States previously served in the Vatican as a curial cardinal, heading the important dicastery – effectively the ministry – responsible for bishops worldwide.
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1 month ago | 
nw.de | Martina Herzog |Robert Messer |Christoph Sator
Von 09.05.2025 | 09.05.2025, 03:03 Der neue Papst Leo XIV. feiert nach seiner raschen Wahl im Konklave innerhalb von 24 Stunden seine erste große Messe. Dazu kehrt das neue Oberhaupt der katholischen Kirche, der US-Amerikaner Robert Francis Prevost, noch einmal in die Sixtinische Kapelle zurück.
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1 month ago | 
kdhnews.com | Christoph Sator |Robert Messer |Martina Herzog
By Christoph Sator, Robert Messer and Martina Herzog ROME - The Catholic Church has a new pope: Chicago Cardinal Robert Francis Prevost was elected on Thursday as the new head of the Catholic Church after just 24 hours of conclave in the Sistine Chapel. New Pope: Who is Pope Leo XIV - Cardinal Robert Francis Prevost? As pontiff, the 69-year-old will take the name Leo XIV.
