Palestinian journalist Omar Arafat, one of the grooms of the Gaza Strip who congratulated their wedding for only a few weeks after the war renewed, as he took advantage of the period of the ceasefire that started on January 19 to hold his marriage in mid -February, more than a year after waiting, challenging the destruction of the occupation of the marital home during the aggression to decide to marry in one of the tents of the displacement centers, but he was surprised by the renewal of the fighting again.
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Omar Arafat was Yemeni to become a permanent stopping of the war, and he already began planning for his future after marriage and discussing the possibility of restoring the marital home or waiting for reconstruction until he finds a new house in which his family houses, but this dream ended once the Israeli bombing returned again to the Strip.
Omar Arafat says, in statements to “The Seventh Day”, that he decided to marry in a shelter tent in East Khan Yunis after the occupation destroyed the house where he was preparing to live in the side of the destruction of his family’s house, explaining that he was working as a reporter in the Palestine channel broadcast from the West Bank, a correspondent.
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The Palestinian journalist adds that he had been waiting for the wedding contract throughout the war and was eagerly awaiting the end of the fighting, so he decided after the truce contract to marry directly to continue his happy life with his wife until the war returned again.
Omar Arafat reveals that, during the current days, he and his wife again were forced, following the aggression, following: “Things are very difficult, catastrophic, and may God underestimate us, and we hope that this war will end well.”
