Gaza’s Christians refuse to abandon churches before Israeli attack
Summary
The article discusses how Christians in Gaza are choosing to stay in local churches despite threats of Israeli attacks. The Holy Family Church in Gaza City shelters Christians who are unwilling to evacuate due to past experiences and their belief in the safety provided by the church.Key Facts
- Gaza Christians are sheltering in local churches, including the Holy Family Church, amidst Israeli military threats.
- Fouad Abu Youssef, part of Gaza’s Christian minority, lost his home and family members in previous conflicts.
- Many displaced people have been living in the Holy Family Church for over a year.
- The church was previously struck by an Israeli tank shell, resulting in casualties.
- Israeli plans for a major assault on Gaza City have increased fears among those seeking refuge.
- Despite being urged to leave, many church occupants decided to stay.
- Church leaders and clergy are choosing to remain to support displaced residents.
- Some believe the church offers a safer refuge due to its international religious connections.
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