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Middle East conflict, Gaza, customers buy wedding clothes in Khan Yunis

Jun 1, 2026

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  • Customers browse wedding attire in Khan Younis despite wartime hardships Customers browse wedding dresses and suits inside a bridal shop in Khan Younis in the southern Gaza Strip on June 1, 2026, as Palestinians continue to uphold marriage traditions despite the ongoing war, widespread destruction, and difficult economic and humanitarian conditions. Shop owners say demand for wedding supplies remains present, though at a lower pace, as many families turn to less costly options amid declining incomes, rising prices, and shortages of goods linked to Israeli restrictions at border crossings. Photo by Tariq Mohammad APA Images Khan Yunis Gaza Strip Palestinian Territory 010626_Khan_Yunis_TM_00(20) Copyright: xapaimagesxTariqxMohammad xapaimagesx
  • Customers browse wedding attire in Khan Younis despite wartime hardships Customers browse wedding dresses and suits inside a bridal shop in Khan Younis in the southern Gaza Strip on June 1, 2026, as Palestinians continue to uphold marriage traditions despite the ongoing war, widespread destruction, and difficult economic and humanitarian conditions. Shop owners say demand for wedding supplies remains present, though at a lower pace, as many families turn to less costly options amid declining incomes, rising prices, and shortages of goods linked to Israeli restrictions at border crossings. Photo by Tariq Mohammad APA Images Khan Yunis Gaza Strip Palestinian Territory 010626_Khan_Yunis_TM_00(15) Copyright: xapaimagesxTariqxMohammad xapaimagesx
  • Customers browse wedding attire in Khan Younis despite wartime hardships Customers browse wedding dresses and suits inside a bridal shop in Khan Younis in the southern Gaza Strip on June 1, 2026, as Palestinians continue to uphold marriage traditions despite the ongoing war, widespread destruction, and difficult economic and humanitarian conditions. Shop owners say demand for wedding supplies remains present, though at a lower pace, as many families turn to less costly options amid declining incomes, rising prices, and shortages of goods linked to Israeli restrictions at border crossings. Photo by Tariq Mohammad APA Images Khan Yunis Gaza Strip Palestinian Territory 010626_Khan_Yunis_TM_00(14) Copyright: xapaimagesxTariqxMohammad xapaimagesx
  • Customers browse wedding attire in Khan Younis despite wartime hardships Customers browse wedding dresses and suits inside a bridal shop in Khan Younis in the southern Gaza Strip on June 1, 2026, as Palestinians continue to uphold marriage traditions despite the ongoing war, widespread destruction, and difficult economic and humanitarian conditions. Shop owners say demand for wedding supplies remains present, though at a lower pace, as many families turn to less costly options amid declining incomes, rising prices, and shortages of goods linked to Israeli restrictions at border crossings. Photo by Tariq Mohammad APA Images Khan Yunis Gaza Strip Palestinian Territory 010626_Khan_Yunis_TM_00(9) Copyright: xapaimagesxTariqxMohammad xapaimagesx
  • Customers browse wedding attire in Khan Younis despite wartime hardships Customers browse wedding dresses and suits inside a bridal shop in Khan Younis in the southern Gaza Strip on June 1, 2026, as Palestinians continue to uphold marriage traditions despite the ongoing war, widespread destruction, and difficult economic and humanitarian conditions. Shop owners say demand for wedding supplies remains present, though at a lower pace, as many families turn to less costly options amid declining incomes, rising prices, and shortages of goods linked to Israeli restrictions at border crossings. Photo by Tariq Mohammad APA Images Khan Yunis Gaza Strip Palestinian Territory 010626_Khan_Yunis_TM_00(31) Copyright: xapaimagesxTariqxMohammad xapaimagesx
  • Customers browse wedding attire in Khan Younis despite wartime hardships Customers browse wedding dresses and suits inside a bridal shop in Khan Younis in the southern Gaza Strip on June 1, 2026, as Palestinians continue to uphold marriage traditions despite the ongoing war, widespread destruction, and difficult economic and humanitarian conditions. Shop owners say demand for wedding supplies remains present, though at a lower pace, as many families turn to less costly options amid declining incomes, rising prices, and shortages of goods linked to Israeli restrictions at border crossings. Photo by Tariq Mohammad APA Images Khan Yunis Gaza Strip Palestinian Territory 010626_Khan_Yunis_TM_00(28) Copyright: xapaimagesxTariqxMohammad xapaimagesx
  • Customers browse wedding attire in Khan Younis despite wartime hardships Customers browse wedding dresses and suits inside a bridal shop in Khan Younis in the southern Gaza Strip on June 1, 2026, as Palestinians continue to uphold marriage traditions despite the ongoing war, widespread destruction, and difficult economic and humanitarian conditions. Shop owners say demand for wedding supplies remains present, though at a lower pace, as many families turn to less costly options amid declining incomes, rising prices, and shortages of goods linked to Israeli restrictions at border crossings. Photo by Tariq Mohammad APA Images Khan Yunis Gaza Strip Palestinian Territory 010626_Khan_Yunis_TM_00(27) Copyright: xapaimagesxTariqxMohammad xapaimagesx
  • Customers browse wedding attire in Khan Younis despite wartime hardships Customers browse wedding dresses and suits inside a bridal shop in Khan Younis in the southern Gaza Strip on June 1, 2026, as Palestinians continue to uphold marriage traditions despite the ongoing war, widespread destruction, and difficult economic and humanitarian conditions. Shop owners say demand for wedding supplies remains present, though at a lower pace, as many families turn to less costly options amid declining incomes, rising prices, and shortages of goods linked to Israeli restrictions at border crossings. Photo by Tariq Mohammad APA Images Khan Yunis Gaza Strip Palestinian Territory 010626_Khan_Yunis_TM_00(10) Copyright: xapaimagesxTariqxMohammad xapaimagesx
  • Customers browse wedding attire in Khan Younis despite wartime hardships Customers browse wedding dresses and suits inside a bridal shop in Khan Younis in the southern Gaza Strip on June 1, 2026, as Palestinians continue to uphold marriage traditions despite the ongoing war, widespread destruction, and difficult economic and humanitarian conditions. Shop owners say demand for wedding supplies remains present, though at a lower pace, as many families turn to less costly options amid declining incomes, rising prices, and shortages of goods linked to Israeli restrictions at border crossings. Photo by Tariq Mohammad APA Images Khan Yunis Gaza Strip Palestinian Territory 010626_Khan_Yunis_TM_00(1) Copyright: xapaimagesxTariqxMohammad xapaimagesx