Pope Leo XIV has reaffirmed the Catholic Church's staunch condemnation of antisemitism during a significant commemorative event amid rising tensions linked to the war in Gaza. Celebrating the 60th anniversary of 'Nostra Aetate', a landmark Vatican document that transformed Catholic-Jewish relations, Leo emphasized the Church's commitment to fostering dialogue despite historical misunderstandings and present-day discord. His remarks aim to solidify Christian-Jewish alliances, crucial during a period marked by record-high antisemitic incidents and strained Vatican-Jewish community relations. (With inputs from agencies.)