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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.