Emirati charity linked to Mohammed Dahlan arranges mass wedding for 250 Gazan couples
Around 250 Palestinian couples wed at a UAE-backed ceremony in Gaza, where exiled Fatah figure Mohammed Dahlan urged Palestinian leadership reform.
The United Arab Emirates' humanitarian mission, Operation Gallant Knight 3, organized a mass wedding ceremony for around 250 Palestinian couples in the Gaza Strip. The event, which took place on Friday, aimed to provide an opportunity for couples to marry despite financial hardships and displacement caused by the ongoing war. The ceremony also served as a platform for political messaging, with speakers using the occasion to address Gaza's future, Palestinian governance, and the importance of reforming the Palestinian Authority and the Palestine Liberation Organization.
Emirati charity linked to Mohammed Dahlan, the exiled former Fatah official and leader of the Democratic Reform Faction, played a significant role in arranging the mass wedding.
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