Humanitarian gesture: Italian woman sells 17th-century estate to help Gaza children

A 75-year-old Italian woman, Eugenia Granito, has put her historic 17th-century family mansion up for sale to provide humanitarian aid to the children of Gaza. The property, located in Rocca Cilento in southern Italy, features two floors, a garden, and a chapel built in 1751. Granito intends to donate the entire proceeds of the sale to Doctors Without Borders (MSF) to support medical care for the children affected by the ongoing war, ideally to help establish a healthcare facility. Deeply moved by harrowing footage of children suffering from severe injuries and amputations performed without anesthesia, the owner sought the assistance of real estate agent Francesco Pio Figliolia to complete the transaction. Figliolia described the decision as one of the most significant and moving gestures he has encountered in his professional career.