By Rasha Abou jalal – Drop Site News

GAZA CITY—Thirteen-year-old Saida Abdullah stood in front of several dozen of her classmates gathered under sheets of tarp strung up among olive trees on a plot of farmland in the Sheikh Radwan neighborhood of northern Gaza City on Saturday. “Long live a free and Arab Palestine,” she cried out. “Glory and eternity to our righteous martyrs.” The children repeated the slogans after her and commenced a new school day at the Al-Karama School, one of a number of makeshift educational facilities established over the past several months in Gaza, where the schooling system has been decimated by Israel’s genocidal war. Continue reading “Gaza’s Teachers Struggle to Fill the Void of a School System Decimated by Israel”

