Palestinians are working hard to restart their education after Israel's war forced universities and schools to shut.
Palestinians are working hard to restart their education after Israel’s genocidal war forced universities and schools to close.
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Nuseirat, Gaza Strip – Nibal Abu Armana sits in her tent, where she has been teaching her seven-year-old son, Mohammed, basic literacy and numbers.
Nibal, a 38-year-old mother of six, is forced to rely on the dim light from a battery-powered LED lamp.
Solar-powered halls create academic lifelines for Gaza students battling war's aftermath and scarce resources.
Most of the schools in the territory have been damaged or destroyed during the war, Unicef says.
Students return for in-person classes amid ruins as Palestinians fight to salvage education from systematic decimation.
Children in Gaza find themselves having to work to survive, sacrificing education and childhood dreams.
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