Pope Leo to meet Middle East Christian leaders in bid for unity
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
61% : POPE MEETING CHRISTIAN LEADERS FROM EGYPT, ISRAEL Travelling abroad has become a major feature of the modern papacy, with popes drawing international attention as they lead events with crowds sometimes in the millions, give foreign policy speeches and carry out international diplomacy.53% : He will be joined by Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew, spiritual leader of the world's 260 million Orthodox Christians, as well as other Christian leaders from countries such as Turkey, Egypt, Syria and Israel.
39% : Leaders in Lebanon, which hosts 1 million Syrian and Palestinian refugees and is also struggling to recover after years of economic crisis, are worried Israel will dramatically escalate its strikes in coming months and hope the papal visit might bring global attention to the country.
36% : Lebanon, which has the largest share of Christians in the Middle East, has been rocked by the spillover of the Gaza conflict, as Israel and the Lebanese Shi'ite Muslim militant group Hezbollah went to war, culminating in a devastating Israeli offensive.
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