100 children in Gaza participate in marathon against poverty ...Kuwait

At least 100 Palestinian children participated in a marathon on Sunday held in Khan Younis city in the southern Gaza Strip to focus on the poverty crisis in marginalized areas of the impoverished area. Dubbed "Marathon of Hope," the sporting event was organised by the European Union-funded Khan Younis Municipality. The participants ran a distance of up to two kilometres, while they raised banners highlighting the recently implemented infrastructure projects in the region including water projects. "This event, in which about 100 children participated, aims to send a message to the residents of marginalized areas that there is more hope for improving conditions," Ala

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