South Lebanon Children Return to School Destroyed by Israel Strike
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The Korea Times
BURJ QALAWAY, Lebanon — In southern Lebanon, eight-year-old Yara Ajami began the academic year this week in a doorless, windowless classroom after her school was destroyed by an Israeli strike. Well known in the area for its excellence, Ajami's elementary school in Burj Qalaway was struck by Israel in May, two months after Hezbollah dragged Lebanon into the Middle East war by attacking its southern neighbor. "We are happy to be back (to school),…
His school was destroyed, and his house damaged by Israeli strikes. Yara Ajami entered a windowless classroom on Monday, less than a kilometre away from the area occupied by Israel in southern Lebanon.
Batoulie (Lebanon), 25 Sep (EFE).- The hustle and bustle of the children in a courtyard of a Lebanese school near the area occupied by Israel in southern Lebanon is heard above the cannons of the Israeli gunnery: the course starts with broken crystals, without running water and with a disinterest each [...] The entrance Rings the bell, and also the artillery: the return to school in southern Lebanon was first published in HolaNews.
"We're happy to go home (to school), but we were more so. We were drawing, playing, and now there's no chair or desk," says the eight-year-old girl, climbing a rough concrete staircase. Borj Qalaouiyah's public establishment, which enjoys a reputation for excellence in the southern region of Nabatiyah, was destroyed by an Israeli strike in May. Close to the rubble, a building under construction that was to be reserved for kindergarten now welcom…
While 6% of Lebanese territory is occupied by the Israeli army, 100,000 schoolchildren in southern Lebanon are at risk of being deprived of school after the United Nations. More than 340 schools have suffered damage and 17 have been completely destroyed by the war, while access to education has already been shaken since the economic crisis, the Covid-19 pandemic.
Less than a kilometer from the area occupied by Israel, children take up classes in a building still under construction. Their school was destroyed in... Read more In Lebanon, the school goes back to school without windows or desks appeared first on Le Singulier.
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