Trump Calls Pope Leo 'Weak' Amid U.S.-Israel Tensions

President Donald Trump criticizes Pope Leo XIV, calling him "weak" on crime and foreign policy. This backlash comes after the pope's remarks on the U.S.-Israel war with Iran. Trump expressed his frustration on Truth Social, stating he doesn't want a pope who criticizes him, especially when he believes he was elected in a landslide. In response, Pope Leo, the first American-born pope, says he is not afraid of the Trump administration. He finds the name of Trump's platform, Truth Social, "ironic." During a recent prayer service, the pope condemned the "idolatry of self and money" and called for an end to war, urging leaders to choose peace instead. The pope's recent meeting with former Obama adviser David Axelrod seems to have further upset Trump. He claims the pope's actions show a lack of strength. Here's the thing: this clash between Trump and the pope highlights a growing divide between politics and faith, impacting how followers and leaders engage in crucial global issues.