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May 2, 2026

The dark side of Gaza’s new fancy cafes and restaurants
Al Jazeeraby Eman Abu Zayed·May 2, 2026

The dark side of Gaza’s new fancy cafes and restaurants

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Palestinian writer from Gaza.Published On 2 May 2026Social media is full of posts showing off photos and videos of fancy-looking cafes and restaurants in Gaza. Pro-Israeli accounts often use these images to claim that life is back to normal in Gaza, that people are not suffering and that no genocide ever took place.These cafes and restaurants do exist. I have seen them myself.In late March, I went on my first visit to Gaza City since the war started. I was shocked to see the destruction wrought on the city. There were piles of rubble at every corner. Unable to recognise the streets, I felt as if I were strolling through a maze. I soon arrived at an area nearby that shocked me even more. It was full of new cafes that did not exist before the war.These were not makeshift or temporary places as one might expect; they were built with expensive materials, carefully painted, furnished with tables, sofas, and elegant chairs, with glass facades and shining lights. A luxury feel emanated from them. They looked so out of place amid the rubble and the half-collapsed buildings that it felt almost surreal to see them.These new establishments do not prove

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