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Schools start but not in Gaza, Israelis withdraw from Jenin
Sep 8, 2024
Tareq Abu Azzoum, an Al Jazeera Correspondent from Gaza, joins Nida Ibrahim and Kristen Saloomey, both also with Al Jazeera, to discuss the harrowing situation in Gaza as schools remain closed amidst ongoing military conflict. They explore the staggering death toll, particularly among children, and the stark contrast between the global school year and the devastation faced by Palestinians. Additionally, they highlight the impact of the recent Israeli withdrawal from Jenin and the activism of U.S. students advocating for justice in light of the crisis.
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- The ongoing conflict in Gaza has resulted in over 40,000 Palestinian deaths, highlighting the severe humanitarian crisis affecting civilians.
- Schools in Gaza remain closed due to the violence, depriving children of education as facilities are repurposed for displaced families.
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Humanitarian Crisis in Gaza
The ongoing conflict in Gaza has led to a catastrophic humanitarian crisis, with over 40,000 Palestinian deaths reported. Military operations by the Israeli forces continue to exacerbate the dire situation for civilians, particularly in areas like Rafah and the Nizarene corridor. Reports indicate that evacuation centers and residential homes are being targeted, leaving many without basic medical and humanitarian necessities. With schools in Gaza turning into shelters and resources being depleted, the challenges faced by the population are intensified as the violence persists without resolution.
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