Playing the harp amid sirens: why a Hongkonger refuses to leave Israel

South China Morning PostCenter-RightEN 1 min read 100% complete by Vivian AuMarch 15, 2026 at 04:00 AM

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Amidst the recent conflict in Israel, Gloria Mok Chong-ngar, a Christian woman from Hong Kong, has chosen to remain in Jerusalem despite the availability of flights home. Mok, who is in her fifties and affiliated with a Hong Kong church group, arrived in Israel in mid-February to attend a three-month Hebrew course. While the war disrupted her studies, she has found solace in playing the harp and praying in bomb shelters during frequent siren alerts. Having visited Israel over 20 times, Mok stated that she has experienced worse situations and is committed to staying despite the ongoing conflict.

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Hong Kong church group 30% Jerusalem 40% Iran 50% United States 60% Hong Kong ×270% Israel ×380% Gloria Mok Chong-ngar ×290%

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