In a show that aired on the Turkish TRT World TV channel on May 23, a reporter takes us to the Hasseina Mosque and through the Souk Al-Zawya in Gaza, showing the goods on display and praising the “Ramadan vibes,” the spicy pickles, and a carob beverage, which is “so refreshing when you come to break your fast.”
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