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UAE-Backed Charity Holds Mass Wedding for 250 Gaza Couples

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Around 250 Palestinian couples married in a mass wedding in Gaza on November 6, 2026, organized by the UAE's Operation Gallant Knight 3, linked to Mohammed Dahlan. The initiative aims to support couples facing financial hardship due to the conflict and also serves as a platform for political messaging. Dahlan, an exiled Fatah official, called for reforms in Palestinian leadership. The UAE's humanitarian aid, totaling over 136,000 metric tons in three years, aims to help families remain in Gaza.

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  • 250 Palestinian couples married in a UAE-backed mass wedding in Gaza on November 6, 2026.
  • The event was organized by Operation Gallant Knight 3, an initiative linked to exiled Fatah official Mohammed Dahlan.
  • Mohammed Dahlan urged reform of Palestinian leadership in a recorded address at the wedding.
  • Mass weddings provide an opportunity for couples to marry despite financial hardship caused by the conflict.
  • UAE humanitarian aid has delivered over 136,000 metric tons of assistance to Gaza in three years.
  • Polls show significant name recognition for Dahlan among Palestinians, with some support as a successor to Mahmoud Abbas.

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