Gaza: Schools as Shelters Amidst Conflict
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Displaced Children in Gaza: Many displaced people in Gaza are sheltering in UNRWA schools. Children like Jana, maya, and Malak express a strong desire to return to their studies and normal lives, which have been disrupted by the war. They lack basic necessities like food and a safe surroundings.
Impact on Education: The war has severely impacted education in Gaza. Children are missing school, and UNRWA warns of a ”lost generation” due to the deprivation of education and the psychological trauma they are experiencing. Destruction of Schools: Over 90% of schools in Gaza have been destroyed or severely damaged, requiring significant resources and time to repair. UNRWA’s Role: UNRWA, established to serve Palestine refugees, highlights the war’s impact on children and calls for their protection.* West Bank Situation: Even in the West Bank, 46,000 Palestine refugee children are preparing to start a new school year in UNRWA schools, which are considered safe havens.
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