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Gaza prepares to reopen schools amid extensive destruction

Schools in Gaza are preparing to resume amid widespread destruction and severe shortages of books. Education is restarting under conditions shaped by the continuing humanitarian crisis.

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The damaged education system compounds long-term risks for children and civilian recovery.

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  1. Gaza prepares for return to school amid destruction and without books: 'The Strip resists death through education' | International ↗english.elpais.com · Recorded source date: Sep 12, 2026, 1:46 AM UTC

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