Christians in Gaza, huddled in churches, celebrate Christmas
In the shadow of war, Christians in Gaza face a somber Christmas
As Christmas arrives, the small Christian community in the Gaza Strip is again facing a season mired in war. Once a time marked by family gatherings, decorations and liturgies, the holiday this year will be spent in makeshift shelters in partially destroyed churches standing amid the ruins of a war-torn enclave.
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