Palestinian couples tie the knot in mass wedding in Gaza

Despite the life we are living, we have returned to our villages and come back to our regions. We cleared the landfill, set up our tents, and decided to start a new life. Life began anew from marriage Even though it means no one else is currently celebrating this joy with me besides my mother and my sister. Because right now, he can't come—he's my dad in the south. Because it's a six-seater and my brother is ill and abroad receiving treatment This is our joy, true that it's incomplete, but I'm happy that there is joy in this moment. We came today to participate in the collective wedding despite The Gaza Strip, despite the war that has struck it Because we are a people who love to rejoice and love to live, and as long as we can and are able to, we mean to live our lives. We are looking ahead at our current situation, and hopefully, the coming circumstances will be better.