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IN DEPTH

	Neve Shalom: For the love of peace As an 18-year-old Israeli, it was the hardest decision Noam Shuster could possibly have had to make.

Pope Benedict XVI called on Jews and Christians to act together "in order to prevent wicked forces ever come to power".

A Jewish expert on Catholic relations discussed the significance of Pope's visit to the Cologne synagogue.

Benedict XVI will become only the second Roman Catholic leader in modern times to visit a Jewish place of worship.

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Italian Jews demand "concrete measures" from Pope A condemnation of the "unprecedented crime" of the Holocaust by Pope Benedict XVI during his visit on Friday to a synagogue in Germany has brought praise and an appeal for further action from Italy's Jewish community.		Benedict's 'past' not hurled Pope Benedict XVI, making his first visit back to Germany since his election, has never hidden his youthful involvement with the Hitler Youth, nor has it ever been held against him.

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