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Moroccan Christians Reject Calls for War
The Moroccan Union of Christians issued a statement condemning Spanish priest Javier Aispón's remarks in which he called for a bombing of Rabat and the re-invasion of Morocco over the Seta crisis. The union described his statements as hate speech and incitement to violence. It affirmed that such remarks contradict Christian teachings which promote love and peace, and rejected the exploitation of religion in political conflicts and calls for war. The union also expressed solidarity with the Moroccan people and urged the Spanish Church to clarify its stance on this statement, emphasizing Morocco's long history of coexistence among Muslims, Christians, and Jews.
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