At least eight people were injured in an Israeli strike on a temple in Gaza.

At least eight people were injured in an Israeli strike on a Catholic church in the Gaza Strip. This was reported on July 17 by the Italian news agency ANSA.

It is specified that the Sagrada Familia Church in the Gaza Strip was raided.

"A total of eight people were injured: two women, two seriously injured men and four others with less serious injuries, including parish priest Father Gabriel Romanelli," the publication says.

The publication noted that initially two women were considered dead because they "did not show signs of life," but they are currently "hospitalized after intensive care."

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On the same day, the Qatari TV channel Al Jazeera reported that at least 93 Palestinians had died in the past 24 hours as a result of Israeli attacks on the Gaza Strip. The death toll included 30 people who were awaiting humanitarian aid at the time of the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) strike.