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Palestinian women in the Gaza Strip are kneading and baking bread on a saj (traditional griddle) after two months of border crossings being closed by Israeli occupation forces, which has prevented the entry of aid—partic...

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Palestinian women in the Gaza Strip are kneading and baking bread on a saj (traditional griddle) after two months of border crossings being closed

Nusairat, Palestinian Territory

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Palestinian women in the Gaza Strip are kneading and baking bread on a saj (traditional griddle) after two months of border crossings being closed by Israeli occupation forces, which has prevented the entry of aid—particularly flour. With bakeries no longer operating, Palestinian families have turned to using traditional home ovens to make bread, in the Nuseirat refugee camp in the center of the Strip, on 21 April 2025. Photo by Moiz Salhi \ apaimages

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