Pope Leo XIV meets American Jewish Committee, warns prejudice must not rise

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What did Pope Leo XIV say about prejudice?

He said, “Differences of opinion, however profound, must never give rise to prejudice and hostility,” stressing that even deep disagreements should not lead to discrimination or hatred.

Which study was cited about antisemitic attacks?

A study published by Tel Aviv University reported that 20 Jews were murdered in four separate attacks in 2025, the highest number of victims in more than three decades.

When did the meeting between the Pope and the American Jewish Committee take place?

The audience occurred on Thursday, 22 October 2026, at the Vatican, and was timed to coincide with the feast day of St John Paul II and the 60th anniversary of the Nostra aetate declaration.