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Breaking News: An overnight Israeli strike on a school sheltering displaced people in the Bureij refugee camp in the central Gaza Strip on Thursday resulted in casualties, according to reports. The incident also impacted a religious compound, injuring the parish priest, Father Gabriel Romanelli, and damaging the church.
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The conflict between israel and Palestinians continues to have devastating consequences for civilians in Gaza. The latest events highlight the ongoing challenges faced by those seeking refuge and the impact on religious institutions.
Father Gabriel Romanelli,an Argentine national and the parish priest of the Holy Family church in Gaza City,was among those injured in the strike on the religious compound. He sustained a minor injury to his left leg, requiring a bandage, but was able to walk. Romanelli has a history of communicating with the late Pope Francis, providing updates on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni has publicly condemned the strike,stating that “The attacks against the civilian population that Israel has been carrying out for months are unacceptable. No military action can justify such an attitude.”
Palestinian medical officials reported further casualties across Gaza on Thursday. In Jabalia, in the northern Gaza Strip, an airstrike claimed the lives of a man, his wife, and their five children. Another strike in the north resulted in the deaths of eight men who had been tasked with safeguarding aid trucks. Additionally, three individuals were killed in an airstrike in central Gaza, and four more in Zeitoun, eastern gaza.
These incidents underscore the persistent humanitarian crisis in Gaza, where civilian infrastructure and populations continue to be affected by the ongoing conflict. The targeting of civilian areas and religious sites raises notable international concern regarding adherence to international humanitarian law.
