The Holy Family Church in Gaza, the only Catholic church in the area, was hit by an IDF tank, causing serious injuries to four people, including the parish priest, with two in critical condition. The incident has raised concerns, and church officials are seeking more information while expressing their support for those affected.
An Israeli strike on Gaza's Holy Family Church killed two people and injured several, including the parish priest, amid conflicting reports and international reactions, with the IDF reviewing the incident.
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Civilians trapped inside the Holy Family Church in Gaza City are living in fear of being shot, according to a relative of one of those confined there. Two women were killed by sniper fire inside the church, and food and water are scarce. The church compound has also been targeted by Israeli tank fire, destroying the generator and leaving disabled people without electricity for their respirators. The Israeli army said it was reviewing the incident, but it is unclear why the church is allegedly being targeted.
UK MP Layla Moran has revealed that her family, including her grandmother, son, daughter-in-law, and 11-year-old twins, are among hundreds of civilians trapped in the Holy Family Church in Gaza City. They sought refuge in the church after their home was bombed, but now face dire conditions with no access to food or water. The church compound has been targeted by Israeli forces, resulting in the deaths of two Christian women and injuries to several others. The family's situation is further complicated by the lack of internet and intermittent power. Despite efforts to seek assistance, the situation remains complex, and the family fears for their survival.