The Muslim community in Gaza is facing a somber Eid al-Adha after enduring eight months of war. Traditionally, the holiday involves sharing meat with friends, family, and the needy, symbolizing sacrifice. However, this year, widespread hunger and deprivation have overshadowed the celebrations. The Israeli military has imposed severe restrictions on the entry of humanitarian aid, exacerbating the dire situation. Many Gazans, like Zaina Kamuni and Adnan Abdul Aziz, are struggling to afford food and are unable to partake in the usual festivities. Aya Ali Adwan, whose wedding was postponed due to the conflict, expressed a deep sense of loss and shattered spirits. The community's primary wish is for the war to end and for them to return to their homes. The article highlights the devastating impact of the war on the lives and traditions of the people in Gaza.