Eid without toys: Israeli restrictions drive up prices in Gaza
Amid war and supply restrictions, Gaza’s toy markets face shortages and high prices, leaving children without Eid gifts
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- Amid war and supply restrictions, Gaza’s toy markets face shortages and high prices, leaving children without Eid gifts
- Eid without toys: Israeli restrictions drive up prices in Gaza
The stakes
- Her elder daughter, six-year-old Razan, didn’t understand her mother’s worried expressions as Rania asked the vendor for the price of each toy
- With every price, Rania gasped and said, “Oh my God, it’s so expensive… this used to be much cheaper.”
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Amid war and supply restrictions, Gaza’s toy markets face shortages and high prices, leaving children without Eid gifts
Amid war and severe supply restrictions, Gaza’s toy markets face shortages and high prices, leaving many children without Eid gifts
Gaza City – In front of a toy stall in Gaza City’s central al-Rimal market, Rania al-Saudi stands with her two young daughters, looking bewildered at the unusually high prices of toys
What happened
- Amid war and supply restrictions, Gaza’s toy markets face shortages and high prices, leaving children without Eid gifts
- Eid without toys: Israeli restrictions drive up prices in Gaza
- Amid war and severe supply restrictions, Gaza’s toy markets face shortages and high prices, leaving many children without Eid gifts
- Gaza City – In front of a toy stall in Gaza City’s central al-Rimal market, Rania al-Saudi stands with her two young daughters, looking bewildered at the unusually high prices of toys
- Al-Saudi had promised her daughters she would buy them two dolls to celebrate Eid, but the exorbitant toy prices mean she simply can’t afford them
Why this matters
- Her elder daughter, six-year-old Razan, didn’t understand her mother’s worried expressions as Rania asked the vendor for the price of each toy
- With every price, Rania gasped and said, “Oh my God, it’s so expensive… this used to be much cheaper.”
- The practical value is the source trail: Al Jazeera is the place to check before acting on prices, dates, availability, or local implications
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