Today is the first day of Eid, a time of traditional joy and celebration. But in Gaza, the sound of bombing and shells drowned out the call for prayer.

The children who once wore new clothes on this day were hungry and traumatized. People don’t feel safe and have no holiday meals. Since dawn today, Israel’s strikes continue to destroy communities.

Instead of gathering in the celebrations, people visited the graves of their loved ones in the early morning.

With the Palestinians in Gaza marking the end of Ramadan, the situation in the region remains bad. In the past 24 hours, Israeli air strikes and military operations have claimed multiple lives in Gaza and the West Bank. Families are not only dealing with physical destruction, but also struggling with aid and displacement as many are forced to flee their homes again.

Despite the ongoing violence and fear of hunger, Palestinians are still looking for ways to observe holidays, determined to maintain a sense of community and tradition in the midst of chaos.

This is the second Palestine Eid spends a lot of money in all wars.

Vafa reported that Israeli soldiers raided several houses violently in Hebron, the occupied West Bank, breaking doors and looting the houses.

During the invasion, the troops arrested three people, including a 16-year-old and two former prisoners. They also set up more checkpoints and closed roads in and around Hebron.

Palestine and its religious affairs say Israel refuses to open up the full openness of Id Fitel to believers at the Ibrahim Mosque in Hebron.

Hebron of the Southern Bank was illegally occupied by about 400 settlers who were guarded by about 1,500 Israeli soldiers.

Palestinians in Gaza held prayers to commemorate the holy month of Ramadan and the beginning of Eid.

Just like throughout the war, they prayed in the ruins caused by Israel’s strike on the Avenue.

In a video released by the Palestinian Information Centre, gunfire can be heard while prayers are held.