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Video of Louk, a tattoo artist, taken before the massacre showed her dancing with friends at the festival. Today, facial tattooing is a custom practiced by the Amazigh tribes of Algeria, Kurdish communities in Mesopotamia and the Bedouins of the Arabian Peninsula. We are hoping for positive news. It is definitely Shani. She was at a music festival for peace. This is a nightmare for our family.” Tattooing in North Africa is an ancient practice that pre-dates Islam, and is still relatively common among the Amazigh women of Morocco, Tunisia, Algeria and Libya. With Christians in the Middle East facing growing threats from extremists, emphasising one's religion can be life-threatening.

For these women, tattoos mark different phases in their lives, and consequently start at a young age.

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We have heard nothing. We are hoping for positive news," Louk told MailOnline. "It is definitely Shani. She was at a music festival for peace. This is a nightmare for our family." Instead of having a permanent image, pattern, or word on the skin created by using needles to put colours under the skin, nowadays, people prefer henna tattoos, which last for a few weeks. He started by teaching himself with the help of the Internet, before perfecting his art in Israel since 'there is no tattoo school in Palestine' And in 2016, Wassim was able to open up an official tattoo studio in the Old City for the first time since his grandfather Yacoub was forced to flee his property in 1948. He designed the studio to resemble the original tattoo shop in West Jerusalem. Other Palestinian pilgrimage tattoo businesses shuttered during the 1948 war, and the subsequent Six-Day War in 1967 when the Israeli military occupied the West Bank, including East Jerusalem and the Gaza Strip, according to the family.

Habashi, Janette (2017). "The Evolvement of National Identity: A Never-Ending Process". Political Socialization of Youth. pp.151–175. doi: 10.1057/978-1-137-47523-7_8. ISBN 978-1-137-47522-0. Countless numbers of girls ask me to paint henna tattoos that are related to our Palestinian heritage and culture,” Palestinian henna artist Somaia Shaheen told TRT World.Hamas spokesperson Abu Obeida said Hamas had "dozens of captive officers and soldiers," adding: "They have been secured in safe places and in the resistance tunnels" in the Gaza Strip. In a video published online, Ricarda said her daughter, "a German citizen, was kidnapped with a group of tourists in southern Israel by Palestinian Hamas." Singh, Ashutosh (1 October 2019). "Time and Waiting: The Fulcrum of Palestinian Identity". Arab Studies Quarterly. 41 (4). doi: 10.13169/arabstudquar.41.4.0317. S2CID 214325563.

More than 40 hours after Hamas launched its unprecedented incursion out of Gaza, Israeli forces were still battling with militants holed up in several locations. At least 700 people have reportedly been killed in Israel — a staggering toll on a scale the country has not experienced in decades — and more than 400 have been killed in Gaza.While traditions vary among tribes, in some communities, a Bedouin girl's tattoos are chosen by her mother and are selected on the basis of a trait the parent would like to see in their child. For example, a dot on the nose means the hope of a long life for the child. Symbolising personal milestones and community history, the tattoos can say a lot about a woman’s life.

Yacoub had hoped that when he one day returned to Palestine he would be able to return to his tattoo studio in West Jerusalem. However, like all Palestinians who fled in 1948, his property was consumed by the newly established Israeli state. He took up tattooing about 12 years ago, having previously helped out at his father's barber shop, located downstairs from his current studio. With his wrist still throbbing after receiving a tattoo of the Jerusalem cross moments earlier, Solomon tells MEE that he was not planning on getting a tattoo during his trip, but decided to “put his experiences on display”.Ahead of Eid al Fitr, a group of Palestinian girls have waited in a queue for their turn to have their henna tattoos painted by an artist in one of Gaza’s markets.