Top church leaders have visited Gaza after its only Catholic church was struck by an Israeli shell the day before.

Hamas-run agency reports 10 killed in separate incidents, which IDF says unaware of; Mossad chief reportedly meets with Witkoff to discuss transferring Palestinians out of Strip

The direct strike killed three people as confirmed by the Latin Patriarchate of Jerusalem hours after the attack.

An Israeli shell slammed into the compound of the only Catholic church in the Gaza Strip on Thursday, killing three people and wounding 10 others, including the parish priest, according to church officials.

Israeli strikes have resulted in 31 deaths in Gaza as critical fuel shortages threaten essential services. Despite international talks, ceasefire efforts remain stagnant. UN agencies raise alarms over Gaza's dire fuel situation,

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Following a strike against the only Catholic Church in Gaza, which left at least two dead on July 17, Pope Leo XIV issued a call for an immediate ceasefire.

Twenty Palestinians were killed Wednesday in the crush of a crowd at a food distribution site run by an Israeli-backed American organization in the Gaza Strip, the group said, the first time it has acknowledged deadly violence at its operations.

Recent reports from the U.N. rights office have outlined significant casualties surrounding aid distribution points in Gaza, managed by the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF) and others. The GHF claims its operations are secure,

Israel’s air and ground war has destroyed vast areas of Gaza and driven some 90% of the population from their homes. Aid groups say they have struggled to bring in food and other assistance because of Israeli military restrictions and the breakdown of law and order, and experts have warned of famine.