The late pope was not a pope like the others. He must be commemorated. The Zionists did not hold him in their hearts. And for that reason alone, he should be praised. Papa Francis bowed out as he had lived: by the side of the besieged. A few hours before his death, during the Easter blessing, he called one last time for Gaza to be saved. For eighteen months, his voice never ceased to speak out against the horror, against the atrocity. He wept sincerely for Gaza when others were counting the missiles. He spoke of genocide, cruelty, and a world that was losing both its bearings and its children.