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Gaza's children have missed 2 years of school. A truce won't undo the damage

GAZA STRIP, PALESTINE, JUL 21 – More than 95% of Gaza's schools are damaged or destroyed, leaving over 650,000 children without education since October 2023, UNICEF reported.

  • Since October 2023, schools across Gaza have been closed and repurposed as shelters, sidelining education, according to UNICEF.
  • A complete blockade imposed by Israel in early March drove Gaza to the brink of famine, leading to widespread school closures and educational deprivation.
  • During a six-week ceasefire, 600 learning spaces served around 173,000 children, UNICEF found, while over 650,000 students have missed school since the war began.
  • In crowded shelters, children in Gaza have been trapped in a cycle of fear and toxic stress, Rosalia Bollen said, and the loss of schools has deprived them of social outlets.
  • UN agencies have appealed for safe corridors and school reopenings amid stalled progress, while UNICEF warned that without urgent intervention, Gaza’s children face long-term psychological and developmental harm.
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The U.N.'s children's agency says the war in Gaza has left over 650,000 students without access to education.

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