Send URGENT Aid to
Holy Family Church in Gaza City
This is Christmas.
RIGHT NOW
550 people inside
Holy Family Church need
safety, food, water, medicine, electricity, and fuel to survive
You can make Christmas for these families and
open an aid corridor to schools and hospitals nearby
Dating back to the 1st Century, the Holy Family Church in Gaza City ministers to one of the oldest Christian communities in the world. Children, grandparents, parents, sisters, and a priest are in Holy Family Church — they ask your help.
Solutions
Update: Israel’s Ambassador offered to coordinate aid but drivers are afraid to cross into the North
— the only way is to deliver aid from Jordan’s Gaza City Field Hospital nearby the Church
President Biden, call on His Majesty King Abdullah to deliver aid by Christmas
Questions? Suggestions? Contact us at icare@RebuildingAlliance.org
NEWS:
Dec. 22, 2023 New York City — the UN Security Council passed a resolution for "urgent and extended humanitarian pauses and corridors throughout the Gaza Strip for a sufficient number of days to enable full, rapid, safe, and unhindered humanitarian access."
“On Dec 18, 2023, Pope Francis in a pronounced statement, publicly decried Israel for the deaths of unarmed civilians during a contentious incident at the Holy Family parish complex in Gaza. The Pope’s comments accentuate the Vatican’s apprehension over the protection of human lives and sacred places amidst ongoing conflict. His use of the term ‘terrorism’ to describe the actions perpetrated against civilians within a church compound is notably significant, indicating a firm stance on the sanctity of life and religious sites.
Unarmed Civilian Victims
The victims, two Christian women, were reportedly targeted by an Israeli sniper while making their way to the bathroom. The Convent of the Missionaries of Charity nearby was also struck by a rocket launched from an IDF tank. The Latin Patriarchate of Jerusalem claimed the attack was executed without warning, with the victims being shot in cold blood within the parish premises.” — BNN
