Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu offered condolences on the passing of Pope Francis more than three days after his death, highlighting the existing tensions between the Israeli government and the Vatican. The Pope had been vocal in criticizing Israel's actions during the Gaza conflict and urged for cease-fires and humanitarian aid. Netanyahu's typically prompt expression of condolences was notably absent on social media, drawing attention to the strained relations. The Israeli statement emphasized condolences towards the Catholic Church and community, reflecting complex diplomatic interactions.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu expressed condolences for the passing of Pope Francis three days later, indicating tensions after the Pope criticized Israel's actions in Gaza.
Israel's Prime Minister's office publicly shared condolences, noting tensions stemming from Pope Francis' statements promoting humanitarian aid and cease-fires amid the Gaza conflict.
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