Gaza children resume school after three years

Hundreds of thousands of children in Gaza have returned to in-person schooling for the first time in three years, despite the destruction and challenges imposed by the Israeli war on the region. Ninety-eight percent of schools were damaged during the conflict, forcing many students to learn in temporary structures and tents that lack basic supplies such as books and pens, amid shortages of materials due to Israeli restrictions on imports. Despite these difficult conditions, students are resuming their education, with an estimated 540,000 students expected to attend in-person classes this year, with ongoing support from international organizations. However, the situation remains risky, as many schools lack the necessary infrastructure, and students face security threats from ongoing shelling and fighting.

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