Satisfying footage from Gaza today (October 20) shows a factory producing a traditional winter treat called "Ras al-Abd."

The sweet consists of layers of crackers, marshmallows, caramel and chocolate and is a popular alternative to ice cream in winter and spring.

According to the owners of the factory, they were hoping to supply the West Bank as well as Gaza but have been prevented by the ongoing blockade.

As winter approaches, the demand for "winter" or "'Ras al-Qaeda" is growing in Palestine and the Gaza Strip in particular.
The candy consists of a layer of crackers, above which a layer of caramel is covered with marshmallows and then covered with a layer of chocolate.
Ghazi Mashti, the head of a company that produces candy in Gaza, said they were producing large quantities of candy to cover the Gaza Strip The West Bank and the territory of 48, however, were denied access to those areas by the blockade of the sector.
They would continue to sell them at a consumer-friendly price, even though they operated under difficult economic conditions. The embargo had also raised prices Raw materials times previous prices.