Baking in rubble: Gaza woman keeps Eid traditions alive despite shortages
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Despite challenges in Gaza, Samira Touman and her family are keeping Eid traditions alive by baking cookies in their partially damaged home. The border closures and rising prices of ingredients due to attacks on Iran by the US and Israel have made preparations difficult. Samira and her daughters use a wood fire to bake the cookies, as cooking gas is scarce. They are baking for their own family and also fulfilling orders from neighbors, providing a small income before Eid al-Fitr. Despite the hardships, people in Gaza are determined to celebrate Eid and reclaim some normalcy.
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