Israel destroys 8 schools in southern villages
The recent conflict in southern Lebanon caused widespread destruction to the education sector, damaging 352 schools, of which 26 were completely destroyed. Over 125,000 students were affected, with the majority of damage concentrated in public and private schools in border areas. Eight schools were completely damaged, and about one hundred other schools require urgent repairs before the start of the academic year, including window replacements, building maintenance, and replacing damaged furniture. Experts warn that delays in rehabilitation could prevent thousands of students from resuming their studies normally. Meanwhile, authorities continue assessment efforts to identify necessary repairs, amid international calls to protect educational institutions and urgent efforts to repair the damage before schools reopen.
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