Archive · 7 Jun 2025
Gaza Father Buys Overpriced Biscuits for Daughter
In Gaza, a father named Mohammed Jawad bought Parle-G biscuits for his daughter, Rafif, despite the high price due to war.
His social media post went viral, showing the difficult conditions in Gaza.
Some people think that the aid from other countries is not distributed to everyone, and that some may resell it for a profit.
The price of the biscuits jumped from €1.5 to over €24.
A Gaza father bought Parle-G biscuits for his daughter at an extremely inflated price.
The price of the biscuits was over €24 due to shortages in Gaza.
The post by Mohammed Jawad went viral, highlighting the situation in Gaza.
Some X users expressed concern about the high prices and the origin of the biscuits.
Gaza has faced restricted access to food and aid due to the conflict and blockades.
- Who
- Mohammed Jawad and his daughter Rafif
- What
- Jawad bought Parle-G biscuits for his daughter
- When
- Recently, during the conflict
- Where
- Gaza
- Why
- Due to the ongoing conflict and severe restrictions on aid.
Unfair Aid Distribution
Fair Aid Distribution
Aid Distribution
Unfair Aid Distribution
Jawad claims aid is stolen and resold at high prices.
Fair Aid Distribution
Some users believe aid is distributed fairly.
- Person
- Mohammed Jawad
- Item
- Parle-G biscuits
- Location
- Gaza
- Price
- Over €24 per pack
- Cause
- War and shortages
- Event
- Jawad's daughter's treat purchase
- Aid Restrictions
- Severe limitations on food and aid access due to conflict and blockades.