Displacement has profoundly altered cultural practices in Gaza. As people are uprooted, traditional ways of life face disruption, leading to adaptations and transformations. This change impacts everything from daily rituals to major celebrations, causing a reevaluation of cultural identity. Displaced individuals strive to maintain a connection to their heritage, but the reality of their situation often necessitates a fusion of old customs with new circumstances. This blend of past and present, though born of necessity, fosters a resilient and evolving cultural landscape.