
The president of the Jewish community of Rome, Victor Fadlun, asked the Anpi not to participate in the commemorations of the roundup of the Rome Ghetto on 16 October, criticizing those who contested the presence of the flags of Israel and the Jewish Brigade in the demonstrations of 25 April and showed themselves complacent towards pro-Palestinian violence.
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October 16 commemorates the Rome Ghetto roundup of 1943, when over 1,000 Jews were deported by the Nazis. April 25 celebrates the Liberation of Italy, in which the Jewish Brigade participated alongside the Allies.
October 16 is the most painful day in the history of Roman Jews. October 16 cannot become the place of new lacerations. This is why we ask Anpi not to participate in our commemorations. Those who contested the presence of the flags of Israel and the Jewish Brigade in the demonstrations of April 25th, those who were unable to unambiguously defend the right of the Jews and all Italians to remember the contribution of the Jewish Brigade to the Liberation, those who showed themselves complacent in the streets towards Pro-Pal violence, cannot expect to show up with us on the 16th as if all this meant nothing. With these words, the president of the Jewish community of Rome Victor Fadlun asked the ANPI not to take part in the commemorations organized to remember the roundup of the Rome Ghetto. "Reflect on your responsibilities: have the sensitivity, if not the modesty, to take a step back", he added.
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The Anpi will decide not to participate in the commemorations on 16 October organized by the Jewish community of Rome
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After lung surgery, Pope Leo XIV began the post-operative course: he got out of bed, walked, ate, started respiratory physiotherapy and concelebrated a mass. The doctors confirm a regular course, while the future trip to South America scheduled for November remains uncertain.

Pope Leo

Pope Leo has been hospitalized since Tuesday at the Agostino Gemelli Polyclinic for the removal of a lower lobe of his lung. He is surrounded by a small circle of trust made up of doctors, prelates and gendarmes, with forbidden access and strengthened surveillance. The hospital uses stratagems to protect privacy, while Vatican collaborators bring documents slowly. Bouquets of white flowers have arrived with wishes for a speedy recovery.
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Louis Prevost, brother of Pope Leo XIV, reported that the Pontiff is alert and in good condition after surgery for lung adenocarcinoma. Doctors removed the entire tumor mass.

Pope Leo XIV underwent surgery at the Gemelli Polyclinic in Rome to remove a lung adenocarcinoma. The operation was successful and the post-operative course was uneventful. The Pontiff has started walking and eating again.