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In Gaza, a humble Christmas celebration marks hope for an end to suffering

December 25, 2025

After two years of war, the ceasefire in Gaza has allowed residents, including children, to celebrate Christmas for the first time in years. At the Roman Catholic Church of the Holy Family, displaced worshippers gathered to mark the occasion, expressing hope for an end to their suffering.

In Gaza, a humble Christmas celebration marks hope for an end to suffering

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Key Highlights

Ceasefire in Gaza enables Christmas celebrations after two years of conflict.
Children decorated the Holy Family Church, Gaza's only Catholic church.
11-year-old Jehan Trazi shared joy over celebrating Christmas again.
The church remained largely intact despite the war's devastation.
Residents expressed hope for peace and an end to suffering.

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In Gaza, a humble Christmas celebration marks hope for an end to suffering

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In Gaza, a humble Christmas celebration marks hope for an end to suffering

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