Gaza Christians faced with tough choice

A Christian has again been targeted for violence in Gaza, and other Christians are trapped in Gaza because the government will not grant them visas to flee persecution. 

A building in Gaza with an Internet café owned by a Christian was bombed. However, no one was hurt; but windows were shattered. The café had been the target of another failed bombing earlier in the week. Carl Moeller of Open Doors USA says it is the latest in a string of attacks against Christians.
 
Moeller says it is obvious that the Christian community is being targeted, and that many Christians are faced with the difficult choice to "... [f]lee or to try and stay in their homes."
 
"The unfortunate thing for most Christians in Gaza is that they are not able to flee," notes Moeller. "There's no possibility of immigration from Gaza for the vast majority of the Christian population there," he maintains.
 
In fact, many stay inside their homes to avoid being the next victim, he attests. In recent months, militants have attacked a Christian school and assassinated the operator of a Christian bookstore.
 
Moeller says Gaza is deteriorating into a place where moderates are being pushed out and the only ones left are extremists. He also calls for prayer for the region.