Gaza had educational justice. Now the genocide has wiped that out, too

Summary

Before Israel's 2023 invasion, Gaza enjoyed free, quality education supported by government and international organizations. However, after the Nakba and conflicts, schools and basic infrastructure were destroyed, leaving many families struggling to survive while children now work to earn meager wages. The emotional toll is immense, with children who once eagerly attended school now beg or exploit profiteers. Despite this trauma, Gaza's people remain resolute in their commitment to rebuilding equality and justice.

Additional Summaries

How could the pursuit of knowledge—once a beacon of resistance against oppression—have become a target for erasing equality and hope in one of the world’s most besieged corners? When access to education was once a lifeline, now it stands as a shattered promise, with entire generations being denied their chance to thrive.