During the Third Session of the Second Vatican Council, the schema ""On the Jews and Non-Christians"", was discussed on the floor from 28 September 1964 and lasted two days. The Bishops from the Arab nations continued to ask that it be withdrawn, while Cardinal Ernesto Ruffini, Archbishop of Palermo and one of the most prominent opponents of the document stated, "We do not need exhortations to love the Jews. They need exhortations to love us." The document now included material on the relationship between the Catholic Church and Islam and other religions such as Hinduism and Buddhism, as well as this the word "deicidal" had been removed. Cardinal Bea and his associates still wanted to strengthen the document to be more favourable to Jews, while the conservative side wanted to scrap it all together.