Israeli blockade traps would-be Hajj pilgrim in Gaza
Summary
Najia Abu Lehia, a 64-year-old woman from Gaza, wanted to perform the Hajj pilgrimage with her husband, but he died during the conflict in Gaza. Many people in Gaza, including Najia, cannot make the pilgrimage because of the Israeli blockade that restricts movement.Key Facts
- Najia Abu Lehia is 64 years old and lives in Gaza.
- She dreamed of making the Hajj pilgrimage with her husband.
- Her husband died during the war in Gaza.
- The Israeli blockade limits travel in and out of Gaza.
- Thousands of people in Gaza are currently unable to join the Hajj pilgrimage.
- Hajj is a religious journey to Mecca that millions of Muslims undertake each year.
- Gaza is a densely populated area with strict travel restrictions.
- The blockade affects many aspects of daily life, including religious travel.
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