Gaza priest says Palestinians living in ‘hell’ as he makes ceasefire plea

The transcript is a plea from a priest in Gaza for a ceasefire and peace amid the ongoing war. It highlights the dire situation, with high casualties, especially among children and women. The Christian community in Gaza is severely affected, with many displaced or killed. The priest outlines three approaches to address the crisis: prayer, wise communication, and material aid. He also provides historical context, emphasizing the challenges of being a minority in Gaza.

What is the first step towards resolving the conflict in Gaza according to the priest?

• International mediation

• Economic sanctions

• Ceasefire

• Military intervention

What has the church in Gaza become due to the ongoing conflict?

• A tourist attraction

• A government office

• A shelter and hospital

• A place of worship

What percentage of the Christian community was lost due to the conflict?

• 10%

• 50%

• 25%

• 75%

What are the three lines of action proposed by the priest?

• Negotiation, prayer, and isolation

• Prayer, speaking with wisdom, and material help

• Prayer, military action, and economic aid

• Diplomacy, sanctions, and military intervention

How does the priest describe the status of Gaza in terms of movement restrictions?

• A large prison

• A free trade zone

• A tourist destination

• A cultural hub

What is the relationship between the Christian and Muslim communities in Gaza according to the priest?

• Very good

• Non-existent

• Hostile

• Indifferent

What is the role of the Catholic Church in Gaza as mentioned by the priest?

• Organizing protests

• Running three schools

• Building new churches

• Providing military support