Palestinians in Gaza face food shortages, restrictions as Ramadan begins
Summary
Palestinians in Gaza began observing Ramadan amid difficulties accessing food and water due to ongoing conflict and restrictions. Despite a supposed ceasefire between Israel and Hamas, aid is limited and violence continues in the region. In East Jerusalem, increased security measures are in place as tensions rise during the holy month.Key Facts
- Ramadan started in Gaza on Wednesday with people facing food and water shortages due to conflict.
- Aid to Gaza is restricted, despite a ceasefire, with fewer aid trucks arriving than agreed.
- More than 600 Palestinians have died since the ceasefire began, as violence continues.
- In East Jerusalem, Israeli authorities issued over 250 bans against Palestinians entering Al-Aqsa Mosque.
- Increased security measures and tensions are reported in Jerusalem, particularly around Al-Aqsa Mosque.
- Ramadan began on Wednesday in several countries, including Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and the UAE, using moon sighting for confirmation.
- In other countries like Egypt, the fasting month will begin a day later due to moon sighting practices.
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