A message from Gaza’s newly wedded

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The illegal siege on Gaza has had a crippling effect on every aspect of normal Palestinian life for nearly four years. The infrastructure has all but collapsed and the economy is almost non-existent with the majority of the population relying on tunnel goods.

One Palestinian man decided he would protest in an unusual manner – by taking his new bride on a bulldozer, parading through the streets of Gaza City. Hussein Al-Nadja’s family own a construction company, with a large number of trucks and bulldozers now sitting idle due to the lack of construction materials being let in by the Israeli Occupying Forces.

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MEMO Photographer: Mohammed Asad