00:00Fatima is making sweet pastries for Eid celebrations.
00:05While I was making the cookies, I felt great joy.
00:10But working over an open fire in a displacement camp is a great contrast to how things were
00:16before two years of Israeli bombardment that has left much of the territory in ruins.
00:23We used to be blessed. We used to have gas. We didn't have to cook on a fire or anything.
00:28Since the war started, we've come to no fire and soot and the mess of it all.
00:35Believe me, I suffocate from the fire. But as you can see, this is our life now.
00:44In Han Yunus, people eye Eid treats and wears, but many cannot afford them.
00:51The scenes of Eid are not present at all. Clothes are very expensive. Honestly,
00:56my husband and I, for three years now since the start of the war, we haven't bought any Eid clothes,
01:01nor have we tasted the Eid feeling at all. Not me, nor my children. The war hasn't ended. There are
01:08martyrs. They're all wounded. There is bombing. How are we supposed to feel the joy of Eid?
01:12Since the October 2025 U.S. brokered peace deal, Israel and Hamas have traded accusations of violations,
01:18resulting in 600 deaths in Gaza, according to its health ministry.
01:22To make matters worse, Israel has closed all but one entry point for humanitarian aid
01:27due to the recent outbreak of war in the region.
01:30O'er harina has closed all but one entry point for the response to the
01:30The war has closed all but one entry point for male people outside the region.
01:30It's a horrible punishment.
01:30A so-called offense means that wealth could be a flood-tothed over there.
01:30The war is what we call the war is what we call the war.
