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The pope phoned a priest in Gaza every day
The pontiff began phoning Gaza’s Christians every day, more often on the worst days. He was still calling when failing health forced him to suspend normal activities. His conduit was Father Gabriel Romanelli, a 55-year-old priest, a compatriot from Argentina, who had been living in Gaza since 2005.
The final call lasted 30 seconds. Just enough time to say hello and ask if everyone was okay. But for Gaza’s tiny Christian ...
Gazan civilians are losing their fear of Hamas, openly criticising the group on the streets and online.
Whether the threat was abusive Hamas guards, hunger, illness or Israeli strikes, there were moments during Tal Shoham's 505 ...
The Gaza Strip is strewn with undetonated explosives from thousands of Israeli air strikes, leaving the territory ...
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An Israeli airstrike on a school sheltering displaced families in northern Gaza killed at least 23 people, while another hit ...
Health officials in the Gaza Strip say more than 400 dialysis patients have died during the 18-month Israel-Hamas war because ...
The R&B singer’s outspoken support for Palestinians had drawn criticism on the campus and beyond. Some students expressed ...
Israeli minister Itamar Ben-Gvir claimed that Republican lawmakers privately endorsed a hardline military strategy in Gaza, ...
In the last 18 months of his life, Pope Francis had a frequent ritual: He would call the lone Catholic church in the Gaza ...
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