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Students in West Bank schools are facing a shortage of textbooks after more than three weeks into the school year. Some schools are still lacking entire essential materials, forcing students and teachers to rely on paper copies and digital reproductions to make up for the deficit. The Ministry of Education and Higher Education confirmed that the delay is related to financial conditions and tender procedures for printing, despite promises to complete the distribution of books. The shortage worsens the difficulty of explaining subjects and following up on lessons, especially for students who are not adept at using electronic resources, negatively impacting the educational process and increasing frustration among parents and teachers. The recurring question remains: when will all the books arrive? Official promises about completing the distribution have been downgraded, raising concerns about the reasons for starting the school year before the full curriculum is available and the effects this delay will have on students and teachers.
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