Palestinian athletes from the Salam (Peace) Club in Gaza return to their regular training to prepare for upcoming competitions.
The Salam Club, which constitutes entirely from Palestinian youth who have lost a leg during the Gaza’s Great March of Return protests, was not able to practice due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
(All Photos: Fawzi Mahmoud)
(The Palestine Chronicle)
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