Fr. Faltas: Children in Gaza deserve ‘precious gift of peace’

Fr. Faltas: Children in Gaza deserve ‘precious gift of peace’

As the war in Gaza resumes, Fr. Ibrahim Faltas, Vicar of the Custody of the Holy Land, describes the pain war has inflicted on children in the Holy Land and calls for renewed efforts to safeguard the rights of civilians, especially children. Read all

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Death Toll in Israel’s Gaza Assault: 830 Palestinian Civilians Killed, Including 322 Children - Quds News Network

Gaza (Quds News Network)- Israeli airstrikes targeting multiple areas across the Gaza Strip have killed over 830 Palestinian civilians, the majority of whom are women and children, as the bombardment of the enclave continues. According to the Palestinian Health Ministry on Wednesday, as of 1:59 pm local time, 830 people have been killed and 1,787 others injured, with the death toll expected to rise as many remain trapped under the rubble. Among …

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The resumption of attacks in the Gaza Strip is bringing more deaths among children. The number of minors who are losing their lives in this war is still growing. "Killing innocent people who are incapable of harming anyone is a stain that humanity will not be able to erase from its history," says the vicar of the Custody of the Holy Land. Father Ibrahim Faltas, who from the beginning The article Father Ibrahim Faltas: the number of children kill…

The renewed attacks in Gaza are claiming more lives among children. The number of minors who are losing their lives in this war is still growing. "The killing of innocents who are incapable of harming anyone is a stain that humanity will not be able to erase from its history," says the vicar of the Custody of the Holy Land.