Israel bombs Gaza’s only Catholic church sheltering elderly and children
Summary
Israeli forces struck Gaza's only Catholic church, causing the deaths of three people and injuring at least ten more. The attack took place during ongoing military actions in the region. The church was sheltering displaced people who were looking for safety from the fighting.Key Facts
- Israeli forces bombed the Holy Family Church in Gaza City, killing three people.
- At least ten others were injured, including the church's priest, who was lightly wounded.
- The attack left one person in critical condition.
- The church was sheltering people displaced by the conflict, such as children and elderly citizens.
- Among the deceased were the church's janitor and an 84-year-old woman receiving support from a Catholic charity.
- Israeli attacks killed at least 32 Palestinians on the same day, with 25 deaths in Gaza City alone.
- Religious leaders, including the Pope, have called for a ceasefire and expressed sadness over the attack.
- The video footage shows damage to the church and depicts the church's pastor with a bandaged leg.
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