‘When we come to school, we’re afraid of stray bullets’: Gaza students return to class

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For the first time in nearly three years, children in Gaza returned to in-person teaching. Students were taught in damaged or makeshift buildings and tents, with supplies like notebooks and pens remaining unaffordable.

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