The American Jewish Committee has donated $25,000 to the Archdiocese of New York to help repair Gaza's Holy Family Church, which was damaged by Israeli shelling last month. This gesture is significant as it represents a rare show of support from a mainstream Jewish organization for Gaza Palestinians amid ongoing conflict. The incident at the church, which resulted in three deaths and several injuries, drew international condemnation and concern from religious leaders, including the pope. Israel has stated that the damage was unintentional, caused by stray ammunition during military operations, and emphasized that religious sites are not targeted. The American Jewish Committee's donation aims to reinforce Jewish-Catholic solidarity and affirm shared humanity during times of crisis.