Angelina Jolie visits displaced children in Islamabad, Pakistan
Jason Tanner/UNHCR
"I have hardly the words," she told reporters in Islamabad, Pakistan, to describe actions "that somebody would do that to somebody's religious book."
Jolie, who is in Pakistan to highlight the plight of flood victims in the country, was asked if she supported Pastor Terry Jones's planned Koran-burning. She answered, "Of course not. Of course not," and praised the response from some U.S. officials who condemned any such action.
Earlier this week, Jolie, a U.N. goodwill ambassador, visited with flood victims in northwest Pakistan, where millions of people have been forced from their homes.
"It's clear this crisis is far from over," said Jolie, 35. "People have lost everything – their homes, their belongings, their crops and cattle, and their livelihoods."
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