VOICED : No school for Gazas children as classrooms turned into shelters

The video discusses the impact of the Gaza conflict on families, particularly focusing on the displacement of people whose homes were destroyed. Schools have been converted into makeshift camps, and many have been damaged by airstrikes. The conflict has severely affected children, causing injuries and trauma. The video highlights the challenges of repairing schools and the delay in resuming education. Despite the devastation, there is hope for returning to normalcy once a ceasefire is achieved.

What challenges do families face while living in makeshift camps in Gaza?

• Access to clean water

• Lack of good food and bathrooms

• Availability of medical facilities

• Access to education

What was the consequence of the airstrikes on the UN-run school?

• The school remained undamaged

• The school was completely destroyed

• 16 people taking shelter were killed

• The school was turned into a hospital

How did the conflict affect the children in Gaza?

• They received additional support from international organizations

• They were able to continue their education without interruption

• They experienced fear and some were injured

• They were relocated to safer areas

What is the expected timeline for schools to reopen after the conflict?

• Immediately after the summer holidays

• Two weeks after a permanent ceasefire is signed

• One month after the conflict ends

• As soon as the schools are repaired

Why is returning to school important for children in Gaza?

• To receive free meals

• To regain a sense of normalcy

• To participate in extracurricular activities

• To continue their education