‘Eid of sadness’: Palestinians in Gaza mark Muslim holiday with dwindling food and no end to war
- Thousands of Rohingya refugees, including 19-year-old Abdul Aziz, are in temporary shelters in Aceh province, Indonesia, after fleeing squalid conditions in Bangladesh and persecution in Myanmar, marking Eid al-Fitr in a state of limbo.
- Many Rohingya refugees fled Myanmar due to persecution and sought refuge in Indonesia after dangerous sea crossings.
- The refugees face potential aid cuts due to US budget slashing and a wider pullback from foreign aid commitments, though the US State Department has promised to inject millions in new funds and aid was promptly reinstated.
- Abdul Aziz expressed his despair on Eid, stating, "There is nothing," and that he would "only sleep, eat, cry," while 35-year-old MD Shobbir, celebrating his first Eid in Indonesia, stated, "We don't expect much from any country or government in the world," and Ruzuan, 21, stated, "We celebrated to the fullest."
- Despite some Acehnese sympathy and Indonesian assistance with food and clothing, Indonesia is not a signatory of the UN Refugee Convention and feels no compulsion to accept the Rohingya, leading to continued uncertainty and fears for their future, as they remain stateless.
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Gaza Strip: FAO closes remaining bakeries, while reserves are shrinking
The United Nations Food and Agriculture Agency (FAO) closes all its bakeries in the Gaza Strip, announced officials on Tuesday, while food reserves are shrinking after Israel closed the territory to all imports almost a month ago.
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