Madonna urges the Pope to visit the gas “until it is too late”

Madonna urged Pope Leo XIV to visit gas and bring her “light to children until it is too late”.

American Queen Pop shared their request on social networksSaying that the Supreme Pantif was “the only one of us who cannot be denied.”

Her intervention occurred as UK, EU, Australia, Canada and Japan, which states that “hunger unfolds in front of our eyes” and urged the action to the “back hunger”.

“The Holy Father, please go to the gas and bring your light to the children until it is too late,” Madonna said at Instagram. “Like a mother, I can’t tolerate watching their suffering.

Israel denies that gas has hunger.

“The children of the world belong to everyone.

“You are the only one of us to be denied entry.”

Similar to the prayer singer added: “We need humanitarian gates to save these innocent children.”

She signed up, saying, “No more time. Please tell me what you will go. Love, Madonna.”

In July, The new pope has resumed his call to ceasefire in gas After three people leaned against the Catholic Church in Gaza, they were killed in an Israeli blow.

According to PA News, he said: “I appeal to the international community to observe the humanitarian legislation and respect the obligation to defend civilians, as well as the ban on collective punishment, the use of force and forced relocation of the population.”

Madonna – which last month released her numerous album Remix Veronica Electronica – performed with cheeky speeches on the stage of gas from the beginning of the war.

This includes during a performance in the London O2 in 2023, when she told the fans: “This breaks my heart, seeing the suffering children, the teens suffer, the elderly suffering – all this is great, I am sure you agree.

“But despite the fact that our hearts are broken, our spirits cannot be broken.”

She urged fans to bring “light and love” to the world – both individually and collectively, through words and actions – to “bring peace in the Middle East” and beyond.

In the signature of her latest internet message, she noted how it was the birthday of her Rock’s son and “the best gift I can give him as a mother – to ask everyone to do everything possible to save the innocent children who hit the CrossFire in Gaza.”

The star, who also asked for donations of three different organizations, continued: “I do not show my fingers, putting guilty and not accepting the sides.

“Everyone suffers. Including the hostage mother. I pray that they are also released.”

Madonna’s comments come as the U2 Bono Frontman – together with the rest of the teammates – also released a statement reporting a supporter where they are on this issue.

Condemning the actions of both Prime Minister -Israeli Benjamin Netanyahu and Hamas, The Irish Frontman suggested: “Our group is solidarily standing with people of Palestine who really seek the way to peace and coexistence with Israel and with their legitimate and legitimate demand for statehood.

“We stand in solidarity with the rest of the hostages and we will pass for someone to rationally agree on their release.”

On October 7, 2023, Hamas killed more than 1,200 people and took 251 hostages to Israel. Israel’s reaction to Gaza has killed at least 61,599 Palestinians, according to the Gaza Ministry of Health, whose number of the UN considers reliable.

Israel has faced criticism in connection with the 22-month war with Hamas, and experts who are not supported are also warned of the broad hunger that unfolds in the besieged.

On Tuesday, the Ministry of Health said that five more people were killed by malnutrition, which led to the total number of such deaths to 227, including 103 children.

Last week, the UN Humanitarian Agency said the amount of assistance received in gas continued to be “much below the minimum needed”. It states that he continued to see obstacles and delays when she tried to gather help because of Israeli border areas.

Israel continues to deny that Gaza has fasting and accused UN agencies of not collecting help at the borders and deliver it.