The voice and testimony of those who found a new family through the welcome: “I want to thank everyone from the bottom of my heart. The donations didn’t just provide us with food and essentials; they gave us security, hope, and the knowledge that we were not alone.”
Middle East Emergencies
Gaza and the West Bank: “We must rekindle hope.”
Interview with George Akroush – Director of Development of the Latin Patriarchate of Jerusalem – on the humanitarian crisis in the Holy Land: between the emergency in Gaza and unemployment in the West Bank, AMU support enters a new phase
Gaza, the humanitarian emergency worsens. Support continues.
AMU’s ongoing efforts to ensure those who have lost everything are not left alone in a land where the population faces “unprecedented challenges.”
Gaza: let’s rekindle hope
Two years after the Hamas attack, while Gaza continues to suffer, the AMU relaunches its support for the Latin Patriarchate of Jerusalem, sharing a fragile hope for peace
Gaza: the situation is dire, but aid continues
In an increasingly dramatic context, the AMU renews its support to the Latin Patriarchate, to guarantee subsistence and hope to hundreds of displaced people
Gaza: sign the petition on Change.org
The AMU joins the appeal signed by 50 retired Italian ambassadors to ask our government to take a stand on what is happening in the Gaza Strip
Press release from the Latin Patriarchate of Jerusalem
Cardinal Pizzaballa and Patriarch Theophilos III lead the ecclesiastical delegation to Gaza following the attack on the Church of the Holy Family.
Silence is not an option
Mixed reactions following the publication of the United Nations report on the occupied Palestinian territories.
We cannot remain silent
Reciprocity amid the rubble of Gaza
Life inside the two churches that welcome 650 refugees with the support of AMU
Gaza, the Latin Patriarchate: “We cannot leave these families alone”
A lucid and bitter analysis of the humanitarian crisis, but also the determination to move forward with aid
Middle East Emergency: Updates from Lebanon
Lebanon: 200 people are currently hosted in Ain Aar, north of Beirut, 130 at the Mariapoli La Sorgente Center and 66 at IRAP
Lebanon, in the Mariapolis Center “La Sorgente” doors open to the displaced
People fleeing the bombs that are devastating the south of the country are arriving in this predominantly Christian region and asking for hospitality.











