A new academic year in Gaza.. Education is an investment that does not stop despite the war

With the start of the new academic year in Gaza, schools open their doors despite the war and its effects. The article presents education as an investment in human capital and a message of hope, pointing to the economic impact of the school season on multiple sectors, and the importance of its continuation as a humanitarian and economic priority.

With the start of the new academic year in the Gaza Strip, schools are reopening their doors to children and students of various ages, in a scene that carries hope amid the reality of war and its harsh effects. The article presents the return of students to school as a message that education in Gaza is able to continue, and that the future of generations cannot stop no matter the circumstances. The article indicates that the war directly affected the educational process through damage to schools, displacement of families, and students losing their stable educational environments, in addition to the economic burdens on families for school supplies, clothing, and transportation. From an economic perspective, education represents an investment in human capital, and every school day is a step towards building a human force capable of managing reconstruction projects and developing productive sectors. The school season also represents an important economic movement that drives multiple sectors such as bookstores, stationery, clothing, and transportation. The article concludes with a message that rebuilding the human being is the true beginning of rebuilding Gaza.