politics

Archbishop of Canterbury advocates for end to Israeli occupation of Palestine

25 Haziran 2026The Guardian

Archbishop Sarah Mullally of Canterbury has concluded her pilgrimage in the region with a strong call for an end to the Israeli occupation of Palestine. She emphasized the need for a two-state solution that would enable Israelis and Palestinians to coexist peacefully.
Alongside the Anglican archbishop of Jerusalem, Hosam Naoum, they urged Anglicans globally to advocate for political actions that would help end the occupation.
The Israeli occupation of Palestinian territories has been a contentious issue for decades, often leading to violence and humanitarian crises. Religious leaders, particularly from the Anglican community, have historically played a role in advocating for peace and justice in the region.
The call from Archbishop Mullally highlights the increasing involvement of religious leaders in political discourse regarding the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. By framing the issue within a moral and ethical context, the Church of England seeks to influence public opinion and political action.

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This article reflects the views of the Archbishop of Canterbury and does not necessarily represent the opinions of all religious or political groups.

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