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2 killed in Israeli strike on Catholic church in Gaza

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Israel's Netanyahu called Pope Leo after Gaza church strike, Vatican says
ROME (Reuters) -Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu called Pope Leo on Friday, the Vatican said, a day after an Israeli strike on Gaza's sole Catholic church killed three people and injured several more.

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Netanyahu calls Pope Leo after deadly Israeli strike on Catholic Church in Gaza
Israeli strike hits Gaza church, killing 3 and wounding priest who was close to Pope Francis
Israel strikes the Gaza church the pope used to call nightly, killing 3
An Israeli strike hit the only Catholic church in the Gaza Strip on Thursday, killing three people, injuring 10 others and causing extensive damage to the religious complex, according to the Latin Pa...

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Cardinal brings aid to Gaza after Israeli strike on Catholic church
Israel says it regrets deadly strike on Catholic Church in Gaza
Israel says it 'deeply regrets' deadly strike on only Catholic Church in Gaza
The Patriarchate condemned “this targeting of innocent civilians and of a sacred place,” saying two women and one man were killed in the attack on the Holy Family Church.

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Israel strikes Gaza church, killing 3 and wounding priest who was close to late pope
Israeli strikes kill 27 in Gaza, three die in church late pope often spoke to
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Pope to Cardinal Pizzaballa After Gaza Church Attack: ‘It Is Time to Stop This Slaughter’
The Holy Father placed the call to Cardinal Pizzaballa as the cardinal was traveling to the Gaza Strip with Orthodox Patriarch Theophilos III.
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Pizzaballa, Patriarch Theophilos III visit Holy Family Church in Gaza after Israeli attack
Both religious leaders led an ecclesiastical delegation into Gaza to “offer condolences and solidarity” with both Christian and non-Christian families.
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Patriarchs' message on Gaza visit: Gaza's community will not be abandoned or forgotten
Cardinal Pizzaballa and Patriarch Theophilos assessed the damage to the church's roof and comforted parishioners.
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