Yara, a 22-year-old Syrian woman, entered Gaza on November 8, 2018, with excitement, anticipation, hope—and her wedding dress. She was about to get married to her sweetheart, Fadi al-Ghazali, in ten days. In her in-laws’ house—her new home—she hung the dress on the wardrobe’s door. Four days later, as she arranged her clothes in the bedroom, Yara heard screams from the street outside. Someone pounded on the door and asked her to vacate the house because the Israeli army had attacked the Gaza Strip, destroying nine buildings. So she ran, saving herself. But she couldn’t save the dress or her dream to look like a beatific bride because it got buried under the rubble.