Muslims across the globe are celebrating Eid al-Adha, one of the most important events on the Islamic calendar. But in Gaza, Palestinian celebrants are marking their second Eid al-Adha under Israeli bombardment. Israel’s blockade has left most families with very little to eat during the festival – which is usually marked by sharing meals together.
00:00 Gazans mark Eid Al-Adha amid widespread hunger
03:18 DW speaks with UNICEF spokesman James Elder in Gaza
07:39 GHF opens two new aid sites
09:24 DW speaks with Olga Cherevko of UN OCHA
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