Israeli strike hits Gaza church, killing 3 and wounding priest who was close to Pope Francis
Summary
An Israeli shell hit the Holy Family Catholic Church in the Gaza Strip, killing three people and injuring ten others, including the parish priest. The church was sheltering hundreds of Palestinians, including children with disabilities. Israel apologized for the incident and is investigating the attack.Key Facts
- An Israeli shell damaged the only Catholic church in Gaza, killing three and injuring ten.
- The church, located in the Gaza Strip, was sheltering both Christian and Muslim civilians.
- Pope Leo XIV called for a ceasefire after the attack on the church.
- Israel issued an apology and announced an investigation into the incident.
- The church compound housed 600 displaced people, including disabled individuals.
- Another separate strike on schools in Gaza killed one person and wounded 17.
- The Israeli military has been targeting various sites in Gaza, citing Hamas activity.
- Damage to religious sites raises concerns about civilian safety during the conflict.
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