How are Gaza's students faring amid the ongoing Israeli aggression? (Arabic)

A report focusing on the suffering of Gaza's students due to the ongoing Israeli aggression, through the story of a final-year medical student who travels 24 kilometers daily in 4 hours round trip, paying 70 shekels instead of 10, and lives in constant tension fearing bombardment.

A report describing the reality of Gaza's students amid the ongoing Israeli aggression, using the story of student Lamia Fayez, a final-year medical student at Palestine University, as a model of daily suffering. Lamia travels 24 kilometers from Khan Younis to Gaza in two hours each way, after it used to take half an hour before the war. She pays 70 shekels daily for transportation instead of 10 shekels previously, and waits an hour or more to find a means of transport that may include a donkey-drawn cart. She lives in constant tension fearing bombardment from Israeli drones that fill Gaza's sky. She returns exhausted to review her lectures by dim light before fatigue overcomes her. The report reflects the situation of most Gaza students seeking their future under the rubble.