Italian Foreign Minister Calls for Peace Amid Rising Violence in Gaza

Italian Deputy Premier and Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani voiced strong criticism of Israel following a reported attack on the Holy Family Catholic Church in the Gaza Strip during a recent military raid. The assault injured several individuals, including the church's parish priest, Father Gabriel Romanelli. In a post on the social media platform X, Tajani condemned the Israeli army's ongoing operations against civilians in Gaza, stating that such actions are 'no longer acceptable.' He emphasized the seriousness of the attack on the church, labeling it a 'serious act against a Christian place of worship.' Tajani extended his support to Father Romanelli, who suffered injuries during the attack, highlighting the urgent need for an end to violence and a move towards peace. His remarks come amid escalating tensions and violence in the region, raising concerns about the protection of civilians and places of worship amidst ongoing conflicts. As calls for peace grow louder, many are urging all parties involved to seek dialogue and resolution to prevent further loss of life and destruction. Related Sources: • Source 1 • Source 2