First cat cafe comes to Gaza Strip, a cozy refuge from life under blockade
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The Meow Cafe — besieged Gaza Strip’s answer to the quirky cat cafe concept — does far more than indulge the cat-crazed and give visitors a chance for a good selfie. It also serves as therapy for those scarred from devastating wars and other hardships.
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The Meow Cafe — besieged Gaza Strip’s answer to the quirky cat cafe concept — does far more than indulge the cat-crazed and give visitors a chance for a good selfie. It also serves as therapy for those scarred from devastating wars and other hardships.
The ongoing war in Israel has severely crippled the impoverished Palestinian enclave of Gaza. To help residents escape life pressures, Gaza City has opened its first cat cafe.
A cat cafe in the Gaza Strip aims to "cheer up" Palestinian residents and offer them a respite from the trials of daily life in the blockaded territory, its owner said.At the Meow Cat Cafe which opened this week in Gaza City, owner Nehma Maabad set out food for a clowder of kittens.
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