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Monsignor El-Kassis speaks at UN
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Monsignor El-Kassis, the new permanent observer to the United Nations, spoke at a conference in New York on September 17 to address the fight against incitement to hatred.
During the conference on promoting interreligious and intercultural dialogue and tolerance, El-Kassis stated that speeches targeting individuals or communities based on religion, ethnicity, nationality, or other characteristics poison public debate. He noted that such rhetoric fuels divisions and undermines freedom.
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