Gaza resumes in-person classes after 3-year war break
The new academic year 2026/2027 has begun in the Gaza Strip after a three-year interruption caused by the genocide war. The Ministry of Education and Higher Education launched both in-person and virtual classes, providing approximately 700 educational points and 25 temporary schools to meet the needs of more than 541,000 students, including 100,000 studying in UNRWA schools. A total of 1,926 schools have been connected to high-speed internet, and more than 900 schools have been equipped with solar energy systems to ensure the continuity of the educational process despite the difficult circumstances. The plan aims to provide a suitable environment and improve the quality of education through the use of technology and interactive environments, with a focus on supporting students unable to attend traditional schools inside and outside the Gaza Strip.
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