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April 03, 2024
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Amelia Newcomb
Senior editor

Today our correspondent in Gaza offers a window on observing Ramadan amid unimaginable conflict. Ghada Abdulfattah is seeing people around her not only hew to a key tenet of the holy month – charity – but express it more strongly despite daily danger, damaged homes, and extreme food shortages. How do you keep the faith in war? Ghada’s story is a powerful one for us all.


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Ghada Abdulfattah
A man sells date-filled biscuits to a mother and her daughter in Rafah, southern Gaza Strip, March 15, 2024.

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Instructors Sara Ballek (left) and Paige Janeri join Gabriel Kline in celebrating the birthday of a class participant.

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People walk near the Roman Catholic Cathedral in Chilpancingo in the Mexican state of Guerrero.

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Women enjoy ice cream cones near the Yonghegong Lama Temple in Beijing April 3, 2024.
( The illustrations in today’s Monitor Daily are by Karen Norris. )

A look ahead

Thank you for joining us today. Tomorrow, come back for Howard LaFranchi’s deep read on the profound changes taking place in Israel in the wake of Oct. 7. 

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