Israeli Bombing of Gaza’s Sole Catholic Church Highlights Civilian Toll and Military Overreach
The bombing of Gaza’s only Catholic church by Israeli forces signals a disturbing pattern of disregard for civilian lives and religious sites amid ongoing conflict—how long will Washington tolerate this erosion of humanitarian norms?

In a grim demonstration of escalating violence in the Gaza Strip, Israeli military forces bombed the Church of the Holy Family—the sole Catholic church in Gaza—resulting in at least four deaths and seven injuries, including the parish priest, Gabriel Romanelli. This attack underscores a troubling reality: the blurred lines between military objectives and civilian safety are putting innocent lives and sacred places at grave risk. The incident cannot be dismissed as mere collateral damage. The church has been a sanctuary for some 500 displaced Christians fleeing relentless bombardment elsewhere. Its targeting raises profound questions about Israel's operational precision and commitment...
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