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Adding to the ever-growing list of cat cafés the world over, is the Meow Cat Café, which has recently opened its doors in Gaza City.
These cat cafés, where clientele can sip a beverage at the same time as stroking a feline friend, are mushrooming as individuals seek to unwind from the troubles of everyday life.
And it was exactly this sentiment that spurred Nehma Maabad to embark on the cat café venture.
The establishment benefits Palestinian inhabitants by guaranteeing much needed respite amidst desperate living conditions.
Gaza City, which has been placed under an Israeli blockade since 2007, bears the deep scars of repeated battles played out between Palestinian militants and Israel's military.
One regular, clearly charmed by the café's furry friends, is Manar Abu Samra.
Essential living expenses for the creatures are financed via a small admission charge - amounting to roughly $2.65 hourly - to the cat section of the coffee shop.
Manar happily forks out the money, which also funds any veterinary-related expenses incurred, in addition to subsidising a selection of play areas for the kittens.
While the therapeutic qualities of stroking an animal continue to come to light, it's reasonable to assume that the trend in cat cafés like Nehma's will carry on gaining momentum.
