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Clergy march to Vatican over Gaza violence
A group of Catholic priests and bishops from several countries organized a march to the vicinity of the Vatican to demand an end to the ongoing genocide in the Gaza Strip. They prayed in front of St. Peter's Basilica and held a banner bearing the names of 300 children who were martyred in Israeli military operations. Led by the "Network of Priests Against Genocide," the movement included over 2,500 priests and bishops and highlighted the human tragedy. They also reminded the world of the staggering number of victims, including half women and children, and called for international investigations into allegations of genocide amidst the escalation in Gaza. Israel's stance denying these accusations and placing the blame on Hamas was also emphasized.
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