Amid the ongoing conflict in Gaza, the Nuseirat refugee camp has witnessed devastating strikes, with seventeen Palestinians killed in a double Israeli attack on June 18, as reported by Al-Jazeera. An Al-Jazeera reporter described the night as \"another bloody night across central Gaza,\" highlighting the severity of the attack on families evacuated from Rafah.
Despite the relentless shelling, a beacon of hope remains in the form of a special school operating within the camp. This makeshift institution continues to provide education to children whose lives have been upended by the conflict. Umm Hani Abd, a dedicated teacher at the school, emphasizes her commitment to ensuring that the children have access to education despite the surrounding chaos. \"We are doing whatever we can to help the children get a chance at an education,\" Abd stated.
The resilience of both the educators and the students is a testament to the enduring spirit of the community. While the streets of Nuseirat bear the scars of conflict, the classrooms remain spaces of learning and growth, offering a semblance of normalcy in an otherwise tumultuous environment.
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