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A Palestinian christian Ehab Ayyad, 29, distributes dates and water for Muslims, just before breaking their fast during the holy fasting month of Ramadan, in Gaza city on April 10, 2023. Ayyad, a Christian, has been distributing dates and water to Muslims for more than five years during the holy fasting month of Ramadan. Muslims around the world celebrate the holy month of Ramadan by praying during the night time and fasting between sunrise and sunset. Photo by Omar Al-Dirawi\ apaimages
Palestinian dawn awakeners ''al-Musaharati'' walk through streets to wake up Muslims for a meal before sunrise during the fasting month of Ramadan, in Al-Shati refugee camp, west of Gaza City, on April 10, 2023. Al-Musaharati is an old profession on its way to extinction as people nowadays use the alarm clock. Despite the march of modern technology, Asaliyah and Al-Searsi continue to beat the drum for the age-old traditions of Ramadan in Palestine. Photo by Youssef Abu Watfa \ apaimages
Palestinian dawn awakeners ''al-Musaharati'' walk through streets to wake up Muslims for a meal before sunrise during the fasting month of Ramadan, in Al-Shati refugee camp, west of Gaza City, on April 10, 2023. Al-Musaharati is an old profession on its way to extinction as people nowadays use the alarm clock. Despite the march of modern technology, Asaliyah and Al-Searsi continue to beat the drum for the age-old traditions of Ramadan in Palestine. Photo by Youssef Abu Watfa \ apaimages
Palestinian dawn awakeners ''al-Musaharati'' walk through streets to wake up Muslims for a meal before sunrise during the fasting month of Ramadan, in Al-Shati refugee camp, west of Gaza City, on April 10, 2023. Al-Musaharati is an old profession on its way to extinction as people nowadays use the alarm clock. Despite the march of modern technology, Asaliyah and Al-Searsi continue to beat the drum for the age-old traditions of Ramadan in Palestine. Photo by Youssef Abu Watfa \ apaimages
Palestinian dawn awakeners ''al-Musaharati'' walk through streets to wake up Muslims for a meal before sunrise during the fasting month of Ramadan, in Al-Shati refugee camp, west of Gaza City, on April 10, 2023. Al-Musaharati is an old profession on its way to extinction as people nowadays use the alarm clock. Despite the march of modern technology, Asaliyah and Al-Searsi continue to beat the drum for the age-old traditions of Ramadan in Palestine. Photo by Youssef Abu Watfa \ apaimages
Palestinian dawn awakeners ''al-Musaharati'' walk through streets to wake up Muslims for a meal before sunrise during the fasting month of Ramadan, in Al-Shati refugee camp, west of Gaza City, on April 10, 2023. Al-Musaharati is an old profession on its way to extinction as people nowadays use the alarm clock. Despite the march of modern technology, Asaliyah and Al-Searsi continue to beat the drum for the age-old traditions of Ramadan in Palestine. Photo by Youssef Abu Watfa \ apaimages
Palestinian dawn awakeners ''al-Musaharati'' walk through streets to wake up Muslims for a meal before sunrise during the fasting month of Ramadan, in Al-Shati refugee camp, west of Gaza City, on April 10, 2023. Al-Musaharati is an old profession on its way to extinction as people nowadays use the alarm clock. Despite the march of modern technology, Asaliyah and Al-Searsi continue to beat the drum for the age-old traditions of Ramadan in Palestine. Photo by Youssef Abu Watfa \ apaimages
Palestinian dawn awakeners ''al-Musaharati'' walk through streets to wake up Muslims for a meal before sunrise during the fasting month of Ramadan, in Al-Shati refugee camp, west of Gaza City, on April 10, 2023. Al-Musaharati is an old profession on its way to extinction as people nowadays use the alarm clock. Despite the march of modern technology, Asaliyah and Al-Searsi continue to beat the drum for the age-old traditions of Ramadan in Palestine. Photo by Youssef Abu Watfa \ apaimages
Palestinian dawn awakeners ''al-Musaharati'' walk through streets to wake up Muslims for a meal before sunrise during the fasting month of Ramadan, in Al-Shati refugee camp, west of Gaza City, on April 10, 2023. Al-Musaharati is an old profession on its way to extinction as people nowadays use the alarm clock. Despite the march of modern technology, Asaliyah and Al-Searsi continue to beat the drum for the age-old traditions of Ramadan in Palestine. Photo by Youssef Abu Watfa \ apaimages
Palestinian dawn awakeners ''al-Musaharati'' walk through streets to wake up Muslims for a meal before sunrise during the fasting month of Ramadan, in Al-Shati refugee camp, west of Gaza City, on April 10, 2023. Al-Musaharati is an old profession on its way to extinction as people nowadays use the alarm clock. Despite the march of modern technology, Asaliyah and Al-Searsi continue to beat the drum for the age-old traditions of Ramadan in Palestine. Photo by Youssef Abu Watfa \ apaimages
Palestinian dawn awakeners ''al-Musaharati'' walk through streets to wake up Muslims for a meal before sunrise during the fasting month of Ramadan, in Al-Shati refugee camp, west of Gaza City, on April 10, 2023. Al-Musaharati is an old profession on its way to extinction as people nowadays use the alarm clock. Despite the march of modern technology, Asaliyah and Al-Searsi continue to beat the drum for the age-old traditions of Ramadan in Palestine. Photo by Youssef Abu Watfa \ apaimages
Palestinian dawn awakeners ''al-Musaharati'' walk through streets to wake up Muslims for a meal before sunrise during the fasting month of Ramadan, in Al-Shati refugee camp, west of Gaza City, on April 10, 2023. Al-Musaharati is an old profession on its way to extinction as people nowadays use the alarm clock. Despite the march of modern technology, Asaliyah and Al-Searsi continue to beat the drum for the age-old traditions of Ramadan in Palestine. Photo by Youssef Abu Watfa \ apaimages
Palestinian dawn awakeners ''al-Musaharati'' walk through streets to wake up Muslims for a meal before sunrise during the fasting month of Ramadan, in Al-Shati refugee camp, west of Gaza City, on April 10, 2023. Al-Musaharati is an old profession on its way to extinction as people nowadays use the alarm clock. Despite the march of modern technology, Asaliyah and Al-Searsi continue to beat the drum for the age-old traditions of Ramadan in Palestine. Photo by Youssef Abu Watfa \ apaimages
Palestinian dawn awakeners ''al-Musaharati'' walk through streets to wake up Muslims for a meal before sunrise during the fasting month of Ramadan, in Al-Shati refugee camp, west of Gaza City, on April 10, 2023. Al-Musaharati is an old profession on its way to extinction as people nowadays use the alarm clock. Despite the march of modern technology, Asaliyah and Al-Searsi continue to beat the drum for the age-old traditions of Ramadan in Palestine. Photo by Youssef Abu Watfa \ apaimages
Palestinian dawn awakeners ''al-Musaharati'' walk through streets to wake up Muslims for a meal before sunrise during the fasting month of Ramadan, in Al-Shati refugee camp, west of Gaza City, on April 10, 2023. Al-Musaharati is an old profession on its way to extinction as people nowadays use the alarm clock. Despite the march of modern technology, Asaliyah and Al-Searsi continue to beat the drum for the age-old traditions of Ramadan in Palestine. Photo by Youssef Abu Watfa \ apaimages
Palestinian dawn awakeners ''al-Musaharati'' walk through streets to wake up Muslims for a meal before sunrise during the fasting month of Ramadan, in Al-Shati refugee camp, west of Gaza City, on April 10, 2023. Al-Musaharati is an old profession on its way to extinction as people nowadays use the alarm clock. Despite the march of modern technology, Asaliyah and Al-Searsi continue to beat the drum for the age-old traditions of Ramadan in Palestine. Photo by Youssef Abu Watfa \ apaimages
Palestinian dawn awakeners ''al-Musaharati'' walk through streets to wake up Muslims for a meal before sunrise during the fasting month of Ramadan, in Al-Shati refugee camp, west of Gaza City, on April 10, 2023. Al-Musaharati is an old profession on its way to extinction as people nowadays use the alarm clock. Despite the march of modern technology, Asaliyah and Al-Searsi continue to beat the drum for the age-old traditions of Ramadan in Palestine. Photo by Youssef Abu Watfa \ apaimages
Palestinian dawn awakeners ''al-Musaharati'' walk through streets to wake up Muslims for a meal before sunrise during the fasting month of Ramadan, in Al-Shati refugee camp, west of Gaza City, on April 10, 2023. Al-Musaharati is an old profession on its way to extinction as people nowadays use the alarm clock. Despite the march of modern technology, Asaliyah and Al-Searsi continue to beat the drum for the age-old traditions of Ramadan in Palestine. Photo by Youssef Abu Watfa \ apaimages
Palestinian dawn awakeners ''al-Musaharati'' walk through streets to wake up Muslims for a meal before sunrise during the fasting month of Ramadan, in Al-Shati refugee camp, west of Gaza City, on April 10, 2023. Al-Musaharati is an old profession on its way to extinction as people nowadays use the alarm clock. Despite the march of modern technology, Asaliyah and Al-Searsi continue to beat the drum for the age-old traditions of Ramadan in Palestine. Photo by Youssef Abu Watfa \ apaimages
Palestinian dawn awakeners ''al-Musaharati'' walk through streets to wake up Muslims for a meal before sunrise during the fasting month of Ramadan, in Al-Shati refugee camp, west of Gaza City, on April 10, 2023. Al-Musaharati is an old profession on its way to extinction as people nowadays use the alarm clock. Despite the march of modern technology, Asaliyah and Al-Searsi continue to beat the drum for the age-old traditions of Ramadan in Palestine. Photo by Youssef Abu Watfa \ apaimages
Palestinian dawn awakeners ''al-Musaharati'' walk through streets to wake up Muslims for a meal before sunrise during the fasting month of Ramadan, in Al-Shati refugee camp, west of Gaza City, on April 10, 2023. Al-Musaharati is an old profession on its way to extinction as people nowadays use the alarm clock. Despite the march of modern technology, Asaliyah and Al-Searsi continue to beat the drum for the age-old traditions of Ramadan in Palestine. Photo by Youssef Abu Watfa \ apaimages
Palestinian man Salama Badwan, 40, and his wife, Alaa Badwan, 39, check the cactus seedlings to produce natural soap form aloe vera on the roof of their house in Deir Al-Balah, in the central Gaza Strip in April 8, 2023. Salama says that the project consists of growing many types of aloe vera on the roof of the house, to extract the gel and make natural soap and sell it to customers as a source of livelihood for them. Photo by Omar Al-Dirawi\ apaimages
Palestinian man Salama Badwan, 40, and his wife, Alaa Badwan, 39, check the cactus seedlings to produce natural soap form aloe vera on the roof of their house in Deir Al-Balah, in the central Gaza Strip in April 8, 2023. Salama says that the project consists of growing many types of aloe vera on the roof of the house, to extract the gel and make natural soap and sell it to customers as a source of livelihood for them. Photo by Omar Al-Dirawi\ apaimages
Palestinian man Salama Badwan, 40, and his wife, Alaa Badwan, 39, check the cactus seedlings to produce natural soap form aloe vera on the roof of their house in Deir Al-Balah, in the central Gaza Strip in April 8, 2023. Salama says that the project consists of growing many types of aloe vera on the roof of the house, to extract the gel and make natural soap and sell it to customers as a source of livelihood for them. Photo by Omar Al-Dirawi\ apaimages
Palestinian man Salama Badwan, 40, and his wife, Alaa Badwan, 39, check the cactus seedlings to produce natural soap form aloe vera on the roof of their house in Deir Al-Balah, in the central Gaza Strip in April 8, 2023. Salama says that the project consists of growing many types of aloe vera on the roof of the house, to extract the gel and make natural soap and sell it to customers as a source of livelihood for them. Photo by Omar Al-Dirawi\ apaimages
Palestinian man Salama Badwan, 40, and his wife, Alaa Badwan, 39, check the cactus seedlings to produce natural soap form aloe vera on the roof of their house in Deir Al-Balah, in the central Gaza Strip in April 8, 2023. Salama says that the project consists of growing many types of aloe vera on the roof of the house, to extract the gel and make natural soap and sell it to customers as a source of livelihood for them. Photo by Omar Al-Dirawi\ apaimages
Palestinian man Salama Badwan, 40, and his wife, Alaa Badwan, 39, check the cactus seedlings to produce natural soap form aloe vera on the roof of their house in Deir Al-Balah, in the central Gaza Strip in April 8, 2023. Salama says that the project consists of growing many types of aloe vera on the roof of the house, to extract the gel and make natural soap and sell it to customers as a source of livelihood for them. Photo by Omar Al-Dirawi\ apaimages
Palestinian man Salama Badwan, 40, and his wife, Alaa Badwan, 39, check the cactus seedlings to produce natural soap form aloe vera on the roof of their house in Deir Al-Balah, in the central Gaza Strip in April 8, 2023. Salama says that the project consists of growing many types of aloe vera on the roof of the house, to extract the gel and make natural soap and sell it to customers as a source of livelihood for them. Photo by Omar Al-Dirawi\ apaimages
Palestinian man Salama Badwan, 40, and his wife, Alaa Badwan, 39, check the cactus seedlings to produce natural soap form aloe vera on the roof of their house in Deir Al-Balah, in the central Gaza Strip in April 8, 2023. Salama says that the project consists of growing many types of aloe vera on the roof of the house, to extract the gel and make natural soap and sell it to customers as a source of livelihood for them. Photo by Omar Al-Dirawi\ apaimages
Palestinian man Salama Badwan, 40, and his wife, Alaa Badwan, 39, check the cactus seedlings to produce natural soap form aloe vera on the roof of their house in Deir Al-Balah, in the central Gaza Strip in April 8, 2023. Salama says that the project consists of growing many types of aloe vera on the roof of the house, to extract the gel and make natural soap and sell it to customers as a source of livelihood for them. Photo by Omar Al-Dirawi\ apaimages
Palestinian man Salama Badwan, 40, and his wife, Alaa Badwan, 39, check the cactus seedlings to produce natural soap form aloe vera on the roof of their house in Deir Al-Balah, in the central Gaza Strip in April 8, 2023. Salama says that the project consists of growing many types of aloe vera on the roof of the house, to extract the gel and make natural soap and sell it to customers as a source of livelihood for them. Photo by Omar Al-Dirawi\ apaimages
Palestinian man Salama Badwan, 40, and his wife, Alaa Badwan, 39, check the cactus seedlings to produce natural soap form aloe vera on the roof of their house in Deir Al-Balah, in the central Gaza Strip in April 8, 2023. Salama says that the project consists of growing many types of aloe vera on the roof of the house, to extract the gel and make natural soap and sell it to customers as a source of livelihood for them. Photo by Omar Al-Dirawi\ apaimages
Palestinian man Salama Badwan, 40, and his wife, Alaa Badwan, 39, check the cactus seedlings to produce natural soap form aloe vera on the roof of their house in Deir Al-Balah, in the central Gaza Strip in April 8, 2023. Salama says that the project consists of growing many types of aloe vera on the roof of the house, to extract the gel and make natural soap and sell it to customers as a source of livelihood for them. Photo by Omar Al-Dirawi\ apaimages
Palestinian man Salama Badwan, 40, and his wife, Alaa Badwan, 39, check the cactus seedlings to produce natural soap form aloe vera on the roof of their house in Deir Al-Balah, in the central Gaza Strip in April 8, 2023. Salama says that the project consists of growing many types of aloe vera on the roof of the house, to extract the gel and make natural soap and sell it to customers as a source of livelihood for them. Photo by Omar Al-Dirawi\ apaimages
Palestinian man Salama Badwan, 40, and his wife, Alaa Badwan, 39, check the cactus seedlings to produce natural soap form aloe vera on the roof of their house in Deir Al-Balah, in the central Gaza Strip in April 8, 2023. Salama says that the project consists of growing many types of aloe vera on the roof of the house, to extract the gel and make natural soap and sell it to customers as a source of livelihood for them. Photo by Omar Al-Dirawi\ apaimages
Palestinian man Salama Badwan, 40, and his wife, Alaa Badwan, 39, check the cactus seedlings to produce natural soap form aloe vera on the roof of their house in Deir Al-Balah, in the central Gaza Strip in April 8, 2023. Salama says that the project consists of growing many types of aloe vera on the roof of the house, to extract the gel and make natural soap and sell it to customers as a source of livelihood for them. Photo by Omar Al-Dirawi\ apaimages
Palestinian man Salama Badwan, 40, and his wife, Alaa Badwan, 39, check the cactus seedlings to produce natural soap form aloe vera on the roof of their house in Deir Al-Balah, in the central Gaza Strip in April 8, 2023. Salama says that the project consists of growing many types of aloe vera on the roof of the house, to extract the gel and make natural soap and sell it to customers as a source of livelihood for them. Photo by Omar Al-Dirawi\ apaimages
Palestinian man Salama Badwan, 40, and his wife, Alaa Badwan, 39, check the cactus seedlings to produce natural soap form aloe vera on the roof of their house in Deir Al-Balah, in the central Gaza Strip in April 8, 2023. Salama says that the project consists of growing many types of aloe vera on the roof of the house, to extract the gel and make natural soap and sell it to customers as a source of livelihood for them. Photo by Omar Al-Dirawi\ apaimages
Palestinian man Salama Badwan, 40, and his wife, Alaa Badwan, 39, check the cactus seedlings to produce natural soap form aloe vera on the roof of their house in Deir Al-Balah, in the central Gaza Strip in April 8, 2023. Salama says that the project consists of growing many types of aloe vera on the roof of the house, to extract the gel and make natural soap and sell it to customers as a source of livelihood for them. Photo by Omar Al-Dirawi\ apaimages
Palestinian man Salama Badwan, 40, and his wife, Alaa Badwan, 39, check the cactus seedlings to produce natural soap form aloe vera on the roof of their house in Deir Al-Balah, in the central Gaza Strip in April 8, 2023. Salama says that the project consists of growing many types of aloe vera on the roof of the house, to extract the gel and make natural soap and sell it to customers as a source of livelihood for them. Photo by Omar Al-Dirawi\ apaimages
Palestinian man Salama Badwan, 40, and his wife, Alaa Badwan, 39, check the cactus seedlings to produce natural soap form aloe vera on the roof of their house in Deir Al-Balah, in the central Gaza Strip in April 8, 2023. Salama says that the project consists of growing many types of aloe vera on the roof of the house, to extract the gel and make natural soap and sell it to customers as a source of livelihood for them. Photo by Omar Al-Dirawi\ apaimages
Palestinian man Salama Badwan, 40, and his wife, Alaa Badwan, 39, check the cactus seedlings to produce natural soap form aloe vera on the roof of their house in Deir Al-Balah, in the central Gaza Strip in April 8, 2023. Salama says that the project consists of growing many types of aloe vera on the roof of the house, to extract the gel and make natural soap and sell it to customers as a source of livelihood for them. Photo by Omar Al-Dirawi\ apaimages
Palestinian man Salama Badwan, 40, and his wife, Alaa Badwan, 39, check the cactus seedlings to produce natural soap form aloe vera on the roof of their house in Deir Al-Balah, in the central Gaza Strip in April 8, 2023. Salama says that the project consists of growing many types of aloe vera on the roof of the house, to extract the gel and make natural soap and sell it to customers as a source of livelihood for them. Photo by Omar Al-Dirawi\ apaimages
Palestinian man Salama Badwan, 40, and his wife, Alaa Badwan, 39, check the cactus seedlings to produce natural soap form aloe vera on the roof of their house in Deir Al-Balah, in the central Gaza Strip in April 8, 2023. Salama says that the project consists of growing many types of aloe vera on the roof of the house, to extract the gel and make natural soap and sell it to customers as a source of livelihood for them. Photo by Omar Al-Dirawi\ apaimages
Palestinian man Salama Badwan, 40, and his wife, Alaa Badwan, 39, check the cactus seedlings to produce natural soap form aloe vera on the roof of their house in Deir Al-Balah, in the central Gaza Strip in April 8, 2023. Salama says that the project consists of growing many types of aloe vera on the roof of the house, to extract the gel and make natural soap and sell it to customers as a source of livelihood for them. Photo by Omar Al-Dirawi\ apaimages
Palestinian man Salama Badwan, 40, and his wife, Alaa Badwan, 39, check the cactus seedlings to produce natural soap form aloe vera on the roof of their house in Deir Al-Balah, in the central Gaza Strip in April 8, 2023. Salama says that the project consists of growing many types of aloe vera on the roof of the house, to extract the gel and make natural soap and sell it to customers as a source of livelihood for them. Photo by Omar Al-Dirawi\ apaimages
Palestinian man Salama Badwan, 40, and his wife, Alaa Badwan, 39, check the cactus seedlings to produce natural soap form aloe vera on the roof of their house in Deir Al-Balah, in the central Gaza Strip in April 8, 2023. Salama says that the project consists of growing many types of aloe vera on the roof of the house, to extract the gel and make natural soap and sell it to customers as a source of livelihood for them. Photo by Omar Al-Dirawi\ apaimages
Palestinian man Salama Badwan, 40, and his wife, Alaa Badwan, 39, check the cactus seedlings to produce natural soap form aloe vera on the roof of their house in Deir Al-Balah, in the central Gaza Strip in April 8, 2023. Salama says that the project consists of growing many types of aloe vera on the roof of the house, to extract the gel and make natural soap and sell it to customers as a source of livelihood for them. Photo by Omar Al-Dirawi\ apaimages
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