Diplomacy needs to isolate ISIS says bishops' leader

(ANSA) Genoa, April 10 - Diplomacy needs to be used much more than before to isolate ISIS militants and the countries that support them, Italian bishops' conference leader Cardinal Angelo Bagnasco said Friday.
    To defeat ISIS, "the path of diplomacy must be pursued much more" so as to reach "complete isolation," the prelate said.
    Fanatics "must feel isolated from the whole world, and this has not yet happened," said Bagnasco.
    "If the chancelleries of all the world interrupted relations of interest and business with certain parts of the world the isolation would be truly complete," he said.
    Bagnasco did not mention by name any countries supporting ISIS.