PNN – The American newspaper New York Times emphasized in a report that most of the schools and all the universities in Gaza have become unusable: With the destroyed schools, education in Gaza will stop for years.
According to the report of Pakistan News Network, this New York Times report states: The United Nations and other international organizations have stated that most schools and universities in Gaza have been severely damaged, rendering them unusable.
According to this report, more than 200 schools in Gaza have been directly targeted by mortars, bombs or rockets.
With schools destroyed, education in Gaza will be halted for years, which could educationally harm an entire generation of residents, the report added.
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United Nations experts had previously announced in a report that 80% of the schools in the Gaza Strip were destroyed due to the military aggression of the Zionist regime.
19 experts announced in a statement that the destruction of more than 80% of Gaza’s schools raises questions about the deliberate destruction of educational centers in order to destroy and destroy the education system in Palestine.
These experts added: The continuation of cruel attacks on Gaza’s educational infrastructure has a long-term destructive effect on the basic rights of the residents of this strip to learn, and will deprive a generation of Palestinians from education in the future.
According to this statement, since the beginning of the military aggression of the Zionist regime in Gaza, more than 5,479 students, 261 teachers and 95 professors of Shahid University and more than 7,819 students and 756 teachers have been injured.
On October 7, 2023, the Palestinian resistance groups launched the “Al-Aqsa Storm” operation from Gaza against the positions of the Israeli regime. After November 24, 2023, a four-day temporary ceasefire was established between Israel and Hamas, or the pause for the exchange of prisoners between Hamas and Israel. This pause or temporary ceasefire lasted seven days and finally ended on December 10, 2023, and the Israeli regime resumed attacks on Gaza.