Greek Orthodox Father Gregorios Salloum Remains Alive and in Stable Condition

Beirut, Lebanon – Despite circulating misinformation, Father Gregorios Salloum is alive and receiving treatment in the Intensive Care Unit (ICU) at Saint George Hospital in Beirut.

The priest's health status has been a source of concern following false reports of his passing. However, his family and the hospital have confirmed that he remains under medical care after an Israeli air strike.

A Greek Orthodox priest was injured in an Israeli bombing in Lebanon, according to the Greek Orthodox Archbishopric of Tyre and Sidon. The priest was initially reported as having been killed, but the Archbishopric later corrected the information.

Fr. Gregorios Saloum, a priest of the St. George parish, was injured in the bombing in the town of Ibl al-Saqi. His wife, the presbyter, was also hospitalized in critical condition.

The initial reports of the priest's death caused widespread shock and sadness among the local community. However, the Archbishopric's correction brought some relief to the family and friends of the injured priest.

The incident occurred amid ongoing tensions in the region.

See the Press Release Below.