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The Pope gave Mr Erdogan a bronze medallion showing an angel embracing the world while battling a dragon.

“This is the angel of peace who strangles the demon of war,” he told the president, whose forces have been accused of grave human rights abuses in the northern Afrin region of Syria.

“(It is) a symbol of a world based on peace and justice.”

As the meeting took place, Kurdish protesters clashed with riot police about half a mile from the Vatican.

The striking similarities between the alliance of the Pope of Rome and president or the one in the ancient days of Titus and his conquest of Jerusalem are strikingly similar. Listen to this broadcast and note the very strange details and the remarkable similarities.

Erdogan meets with the Emperor of Rome

Source Israeli News Live

#PopeFrancis gives peace symbol as gift to president #Erdogan as Turkish forces pound Kurdish militia

Pope Francis gave a symbol of peace as a gift to Turkish president Tayyip Erdogan on Monday, as Turkish forces continued their military offensive against Kurds in Syria.

The Pope and the Turkish leader had a 50-minute meeting behind closed doors, during which they discussed the situation in Syria as well as refugees in the #MiddleEast and the Trump administration’s decision to recognise Jerusalem as Israel’s capital, which they both oppose.

It was the first visit of a Turkish president to the Vatican in nearly 60 years.

After the meeting, the Pope gave Mr Erdogan a bronze medallion showing an angel embracing the world while battling a dragon.

“This is the angel of peace who strangles the demon of war,” he told the president, whose forces have been accused of grave human rights abuses in the northern Afrin region of Syria.

“(It is) a symbol of a world based on peace and justice.”

As the meeting took place, Kurdish protesters clashed with riot police about half a mile from the Vatican.

Two protesters were detained and one was left with blood streaming down his face after the scuffles with police near Castel Sant’ Angelo, a medieval fortress on the banks of the Tiber.

The protesters tried to break through police lines towards the Vatican but were pushed back by officers with shields and batons.

Turkey began its military offensive in northern Syria, codenamed without apparent irony “Operation Olive Branch”, last month.

It is targeting Syrian Kurdish People’s Protection Units (YPG) militia which Ankara regards as a terrorist organisation and a threat to the integrity of Turkish territory.

There was tight security in central Rome for the visit, with around 3,500 police deployed to the streets.

Aside from the issue of Jerusalem, the Pope and the president diverge on several issues, including the Armenian genocide.

In 2015, on the 100^th anniversary of massacres and pogroms which led to the deaths of up to 1.5 million Armenians, Francis became the first Pope to use the word “genocide”.

Turkey was furious and withdrew its ambassador to the Holy See for nearly 10 months.

SOURCE The Telegraph

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