Pope Leo XIV delivers a sharp moral warning to Trump: God does not hear the prayers of warmongers + On Palm Sunday, Pope Leo XIV used his address to condemn the U.S.-led war in Iran, declaring that God refuses to hear the prayers of those whose hands are stained with blood. Speaking to thousands of worshipers, he invoked the prophet Isaiah and reminded the faithful that Jesus is the King of Peace, who rejects war and cannot be used to justify violence. He urged leaders and military figures to examine their conscience and reflect on the human cost of conflict. The pontiff's remarks come amid reports that some U.S. military commanders have told troops the offensive against Iran is part of "God's divine plan," even invoking Armageddon and the return of Jesus Christ as a recruitment tool. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth reportedly prayed for the military to use "overwhelming violence" during a Pentagon Christian worship service. Pope Leo condemned these actions and highlighted the suffering caused by the war, which has claimed over 2,500 lives, including at least 13 American service members, and resulted in the deaths of Lebanese journalists. By addressing the moral and spiritual responsibility of those waging war, Pope Leo XIV positioned himself as a leading voice demanding peace. He called for a ceasefire, grief for the crucified humanity, and urged warmongers to lay down weapons and recognize the shared value of human life. His message resonates globally as tensions in the Middle East continue to escalate and civilians bear the heaviest toll. Follow #fblifestyle #photography #community #MiddleEastConflict #PeaceHumanRights References: BBC News: Pope Leo XIV Condemns U.S.-Led War in Iran During Palm Sunday Address. Reuters: U.S. Military Actions in Iran Draw Moral Criticism from Pope. AP News: Pope Leo XIV Calls for Ceasefire Amid Rising Casualties in Middle East

A new NYT report reveals Trump was persuaded to go to war with Iran by Netanyahu despite major pushback from his own team. CIA Director Ratcliffe, Sec. of State Rubio, and Joint Chiefs Chair Gen. Caine all warned Trump that Netanyahu had “oversold” what the bombing campaign could achieve. Rubio reportedly called the regime-change plan “bull****,” and Caine told Trump: “This is standard operating procedure for the Israelis — they oversell.” VP Vance was the only adviser to call war a “terrible idea,” warning it could cause regional chaos, mass casualties, and be seen as “a betrayal” by Trump’s own voters. On Feb. 11, Netanyahu presented the war plan in the White House Situation Room. Trump reportedly responded “Sounds good to me” — which Netanyahu took as a green light for the joint operation that has since killed over 3,500 people, including 1,600 civilians and 13 U.S. service members. Despite polling advisers “one by one” two days before ordering strikes, Trump had “effectively made up his mind weeks earlier.” Chief of Staff Susie Wiles privately worried about the U.S. “being dragged into another war” but chose to stay silent. Vance has since played a key role in brokering the so-called “ceasefire.”

A former member of the Yakuza was captured in Thailand after evading authorities for over 14 years—and the way he was found surprised everyone. He had been living a low-profile life, carefully avoiding attention. However, things changed when photos of him casually sitting in public and playing a board game were shared on social media. What stood out were his full-body tattoos and a missing finger—both commonly associated with Yakuza members. As the images quickly went viral, online users began noticing these details and alerted authorities. This led to his identification and confirmation. Shortly after, police tracked him down and arrested him. The incident highlights the immense power of social media. Even after years of staying hidden, a few viral photos were enough to expose him. It also shows how distinctive physical traits, like tattoos, can make anonymity difficult. The story drew global attention due to its unusual twist—not a long investigation, but the internet itself led to his capture. It’s a clear reminder that in today’s digital age, staying unnoticed is more challenging than ever.

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