Clerics from the Jerusalem Patriarchate have traveled to Gaza to show solidarity following a deadly church strike. The delegation included diplomatic representatives from over 20 countries, underscoring international concern over the incident. The Patriarchate described the trip as a “powerful expression” of solidarity, emphasizing the need for peace and humanitarian aid in the region.
The attack on the church, which resulted in numerous casualties, has sparked widespread condemnation. Various governments and international organizations have expressed their condolences and called for an immediate cessation of hostilities. The presence of diplomatic representatives highlights the global significance of the incident and the growing concern among world leaders.
With tensions in the region continuing to escalate, the visit by the clerics and diplomats is seen as a significant step toward fostering dialogue and reducing hostilities. The Jerusalem Patriarchate’s leadership has been actively involved in interfaith initiatives, aiming to bridge gaps between different religious communities in the Middle East.