As the 2024 Olympics approach, eight Palestinian athletes, including first-time Olympic boxer Waseem Abu Sal, prepare to represent Palestine amidst the backdrop of the ongoing Israel-Gaza conflict, which has devastated their sporting community. The conflict has resulted in significant casualties among athletes and the destruction of sports facilities, leaving many athletes displaced. Despite the challenges, Abu Sal, who trains in Ramallah, emphasizes his determination to compete at the Olympics, highlighting the importance of sports in preserving Palestinian identity. Meanwhile, Egypt's Abdelrahman Oraby, a seasoned boxer, aims to make history in his third consecutive Olympics, carrying the hopes of millions as he seeks to improve upon his previous performances. This year's Games will witness the largest Palestinian delegation in history, reflecting resilience in the face of adversity. The participation of these athletes serves as a poignant symbol of national pride amid turmoil.