”Blessed be ye who come in the name of the Lord, we bless you from the house of the Lord” – blessings from Jerusalem.
Mr. President; representatives of the U.N.’s member states, related agencies and NGOs ; distinguished colleagues and representatives of world religions; ladies and gentlemen.
Promoting interfaith harmony and common action is a relatively simple matter in healthy pluralistic societies where differences are respected and even celebrated. It is much harder to advance interfaith harmony and collaboration in contexts of conflict, especially where religion is used and abused to advance one position against another.
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