00:01Ramadan is approaching in Gaza City.
00:03At the historic Zavia market, people are shopping for the Holy Month.
00:08This is the first Ramadan after the market reopened following the war.
00:13Residents say the atmosphere feels calmer under the current truce.
00:19It is the first Ramadan in the past.
00:32I went to the famous Zavia market in the past.
00:37I went to the Ramadan and came to the peace and peace.
00:41And the special things in the past.
00:44Shoppers are buying dates, sweets and items for the pre-dawn meal.
00:49For many, Zavia Market is not just a place to shop, but a symbol of heritage and tradition.
00:56We came to Zavia to live in Ramadan.
00:59We are called Hibna, and we are called Hibna.
01:04Zavia is not just a way, it is a way to talk about our farmers and our farmers.
01:08For the first time, we are going to go back, and we are going to live in the same way
01:13before
01:13the war.
01:15However, life in Gaza remains difficult.
01:18Shop owners say financial conditions are very poor.
01:22Many people do not have a stable income, and their purchasing power is weak.
01:27It is difficult, but the living life in Gaza is not a stable, and the safe space is not a
01:37stable.
01:38The situation is very difficult, not without a benefit.
01:42Many people think that living in Gaza is not a stable income.
01:48Every day, it is not a stable income, it is not a stable income.
01:51It's difficult. It's very difficult.
01:55Today, there was no work. There was a first work.
01:58There was a life where the employees could be able to do it.
02:01Every month, they could be able to do it for the employees of Gaza.
02:06They would be able to do it.
02:09The people that they would like to do is a gift.
02:12They wouldn't like to do it for a long time.
02:14They would like to do it for a long time.
02:16They would like to do it for the house.
02:23Families are shopping carefully, focusing only on basic needs.
02:28Despite the challenges, people are trying to welcome Ramadan with hope.
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