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In Gaza, schools and ‘safe zones’ under Israeli attack
Jul 18, 2024
Al Jazeera Reporter Maram Humaid and Journalist Mahmoud Alshawa discuss the bombing of UNRWA-run schools in Gaza, the challenges of reporting in conflict zones, and the struggle for safety amidst targeted attacks. They highlight the devastating impact on civilians and the emotional toll of living in a war-torn region.
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- Israeli forces have bombed UNRWA schools in Gaza, undermining safe spaces for civilians.
- Attacks on UNRWA facilities jeopardize humanitarian aid efforts, endangering Palestinian refugees in Gaza.
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Israel Targets UNRWA Schools in Gaza
Israeli forces have bombed eight UNRWA schools in Gaza in the past two weeks, disrupting the safety of these spaces. The schools, intended to be safe havens, were attacked despite being run by a neutral organization providing aid. The shelters lacked adequate facilities for the hundreds of displaced people, leading to dire living conditions. The continuous targeting of UNRWA schools challenges the perception of safe spaces in Gaza.
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