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Gaza student's study plans reportedly blocked by Israeli blockade

A 22-year-old Gazan student accepted a place to study in Helsinki, but the headline says Israel's blockade prevented continuation of his studies. The supplied information gives no broader operational details.

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Restrictions affecting civilian movement and education reflect the wider humanitarian consequences of the Gaza conflict and blockade.

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