Summary
Students are back to attending in-person classes at Gaza's Islamic University after dealing with two years of conflict and significant damage to the campus. The university has been heavily damaged by Israeli attacks and is also providing shelter to families who have lost their homes.
Key Facts
- Students in Gaza have returned to in-person classes after two years.
- The Islamic University of Gaza has suffered a lot of damage due to Israeli attacks.
- In addition to serving as a university, the campus is also currently providing shelter for displaced families.
- The recent return marks a determination among students to continue their education despite ongoing challenges.
- The region has experienced two years of conflict that disrupted regular activities.
