Pilgrimage Groups in Ghana condemn recent terrorist attacks in Israel; call for peaceful resolution

In a resolute declaration, the Pilgrimage Groups in Ghana led by the Apostle General, Sam Korankye Ankrah, have issued a fervent condemnation of the recent wave of terrorist attacks in the Middle East. The group expressed profound condolences for the innocent victims, including women and children, who tragically lost their lives in these reprehensible acts of violence. With over 1000 lives brutally taken away, the scale of the loss is both deeply saddening and deeply troubling.

The condemnation extends to the deplorable act of kidnapping, which has further intensified tensions and disrupted international peace and security. The group is unambiguous in its stance against such actions, highlighting their counterproductive nature in the pursuit of peace.

With a perspective grounded in common lineage, The Pilgrimage Groups advocate for peaceful coexistence between Israelis and Palestinians. They invoke a timeless principle, “If it is possible, as far as it depends on you, live at peace with everyone” (Romans 12:18), emphasizing the shared heritage between the two communities.

Amidst the ongoing turmoil and suffering, a heartfelt appeal by the Pilgrimage Groups in Ghana is directed at both parties involved in the conflict. The plea is for maximum self-restraint and a dedicated effort towards fostering peace and harmony in the region. The conviction is clear: through open dialogue, understanding, and a mutual commitment to peaceful coexistence, a sustainable resolution to this deep-rooted conflict can be achieved.

The statement also firmly calls for the preservation of innocent lives as a top priority and strongly discourages further acts of violence. It underscores the belief that violence and aggression only perpetuate suffering and obstruct the path to lasting peace.