Surfers in War-Torn Gaza Find Rare Moments of Joy Taking to the Waves

Surfers in war-torn Gaza find rare moments of joy taking to the waves

Despite the severe shortages and devastation in Gaza, a handful of surfers in Gaza City continue to hold onto the sport they love

Surfers in war-torn Gaza find rare moments of joy taking to the waves

Despite the dire situation in Gaza, a few surfers find joy riding the waves

Surfers in war-torn Gaza find rare moments of joy taking to the waves

DEIR AL-BALAH, The Gaza Strip (AP) — Despite the dire humanitarian crisis across the Gaza Strip, where a fragile ceasefire remains in place, a handful of Palestinian surfers are finding joy — and relief — riding the waves of the territory’s Mediterranean coastal waters.

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