Eid-ul-Fitr, a time meant for joy and unity, arrives once again in a world where millions of Muslims are denied the basic right to celebrate in peace. While many gather with family, exchange gifts, and offer prayers of gratitude, countless others in conflict-ridden regions mark the day under the shadow of war, displacement, and oppression.

In Gaza, Eid this year is stained with grief as relentless bombardment continues to devastate Palestinian homes and lives. Families who........

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