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Holy Land priest: West Bank ‘burning, bleeding, crying out in pain’

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Holy Land priest: West Bank ‘burning, bleeding, crying out in pain’
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News Holy Land priest: West Bank ‘burning, bleeding, crying out in pain’ Holy Land Franciscan Fr. Ibrahim Faltas says escalating violence and over 1,000 checkpoints have left Palestinian families trapped in fear, unable to reach hospitals, work, or loved ones. On July 26, Father Ibrahim Faltas, director of the schools of the Custody of the Holy Land, warned that the West Bank has become unrecognizable after months of escalating violence, urging those responsible for the bloodshed – and those who have the power to stop it – to find a way for building peace.

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News Holy Land priest: West Bank ‘burning, bleeding, crying out in pain’ Holy Land Franciscan Fr. Ibrahim Faltas says escalating violence and over 1,000 checkpoints have left Palestinian families trapped in fear, unable to reach hospitals, work, or loved ones. Fr. Ibrahim Faltas celebrates Mass in the Holy LandPhoto by Justin Sullivan/Getty Images GaetanoMasciullo 0 Gaetano Masciullo Comments 0 Mon Jul 27, 2026 - 1:39 pm EDT JERUSALEM (LifeSiteNews) — “The West Bank is burning, bleeding, crying out in pain and suffering,” a leading Catholic priest in the Holy Land has warned, describing the deteriorating situation in the territory after being transformed by months of violence and military restrictions.

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