Bishop Strickland argues the Israeli closure of the Church of the Holy Sepulcher, which stayed open through two world wars, is a 'moral aberration.'
Bishop Strickland states large-scale civilian destruction is never morally justifiable for any nation or entity, for any reason.
Tucker Carlson notes that while synagogues remained open, Christian holy sites were shuttered by Israeli authorities on Palm Sunday.
Israeli authorities reportedly blocked a Palm Sunday procession and a Catholic livestream from the Church of the Holy Sepulcher.
Bishop Strickland sees the site's closure as totalitarian overreach, signaling that state power now dictates what is permissible in another's church.
Strickland argues a regime operating on 'might makes right' finds a ceremony for a non-violent savior inherently disruptive and threatening.
Strickland suggests modern conflicts, including the current one, rarely meet the Catholic Church's requirements for a just war.
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