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Al-Quds Governorate: Today, the spatial division of Al-Aqsa Mosque began in a public and dangerous manner, and we warn of a religious war in the region

The Ministry of Health in Gaza: This brings the total number of victims of famine and malnutrition to 175, including 93 children

The Ministry of Health in Gaza: Gaza's hospitals recorded six deaths due to starvation and malnutrition in the past 24 hours, all of them adults

Informed sources to Al Mayadeen: A new chapter in relations between Iran and the International Atomic Energy Agency will begin within the framework of the new law passed by Parliament

Informed sources to Al Mayadeen: The talks will focus on the political aspect, and the agency's delegation will not be accompanied by any inspector

Informed sources to Al Mayadeen: An IAEA delegation will visit Tehran next week to discuss mechanisms for implementing the parliament's law suspending cooperation with the agency

Palestinian media: Herds of Israeli settlers storm the al-Aqsa Mosque and perform Talmudic rituals in it

Al Mayadeen's correspondent in Gaza: 15 martyrs were transferred to hospitals in the Gaza Strip in the past few hours as the Israeli occupation continues its aggression on the camps of the displaced

Al Mayadeen's correspondent in Gaza: 38 were killed since dawn on Saturday, as the Israeli occupation army targeted aid seekers at distribution sites

Palestinian Red Crescent: One martyr, several injuries among our teams after the occupation bombed the association's headquarters in al-Amal neighborhood, west of Khan Younis.

Gaza’s children and schools: A catastrophe unfolds after 'Israel's' war

Prepared By: Al Mayadeen English
Executed By: Al Mayadeen English
27 Jan 2025 09:20

The Israeli war on Gaza has devastated the future of Palestinian children, stripping them of access to education and stability. With over 660,000 children out of school and 85% of educational facilities inoperable, the prospects for their education and careers are at grave risk. The destruction of schools and the loss of over 800 education workers further hinder any chance of rebuilding their academic lives. As these children grapple with unimaginable loss, including over 38,000 newly orphaned, the path to a brighter future seems increasingly out of reach.