Pope and Imam unite to promote peace and combat extremism at UN Security Council.
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Pope Francis has called for an end to violence, conflicts, and building up weapons, saying they reflect the "famine of fraternity" marking today's world. He warned against "resentful and aggressive nationalisms" and encouraged the application of the UN Charter with "transparency and sincerity." The Pope underscored that "peace is possible if it is truly desired," and that "peace is God’s dream for humanity."
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