Restoring education must start now under Palestinian leadership and with solidarity from abroad.
Restoring education must start now under Palestinian leadership and with solidarity from abroad.
By Sultan Barakat and Alison Phipps
Professor in public policy at Hamad Bin Khalifa University, honorary professor at the University of York, and member of the Raoul Wallenberg Institute ICMD Expert Reference Group. UNESCO Chair for Refugee Integration at University of Glasgow.
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Restoring education in Gaza is as urgent as humanitarian provision. It can help children begin to recover from trauma.
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