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Catholic and Greek Orthodox leaders enter Gaza in rare solidarity visit after Israel's church strike
Top church leaders in the Holy Land headed into Gaza Friday for a rare solidarity visit one day after an Israeli shell slammed into the only Catholic church in the territory, killing three people.
The direct strike killed three people as confirmed by the Latin Patriarchate of Jerusalem hours after the attack.
Mourners attend the burial of Palestinian Christians Saad Salama and Foumia Ayyad at Saint Porphyrius Greek Orthodox Church ...
Hamas has waged a campaign of terror against Israel and Jews worldwide, but it does so by first reigning with terror over the ...
Following a strike against the only Catholic Church in Gaza, which left at least two dead on July 17, Pope Leo XIV issued a ...
Israeli strikes have resulted in 31 deaths in Gaza as critical fuel shortages threaten essential services. Despite ...
Israel’s initial answer to the question of how to avoid civilian casualties in Gaza was to tell more than a million Palestinian residents to flee their homes and head south.
It was 11:30 p.m. on Jan. 17, in a complex of apartment buildings at the Nuseirat refugee camp in the Gaza Strip, and Israel had just declared it would impose a unilateral ceasefire to begin at 2 ...
"His Holiness renews his call for an immediate ceasefire, and he expresses his profound hope for dialogue, reconciliation and ...
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