Sports Activities Resume across Gaza

Sports Activities Resume across Gaza

A trainee performs moves while being observed by her coach, Sama Al-Halabi, during a training session at Al-Mushtal Sports Club in Gaza City, Gaza, on November 29, 2025. Sports activities resume across Gaza after the ceasefire between Hamas and Israel. The 22-year-old coach, Sama Al-Halabi, reopened training for young women despite damaged facilities and limited equipment. She said sports provide psychological relief after months of conflict. Photo by Hashem Zimmo/Middle East Images/ABACAPRESS.COM

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