After Two Years Of Israel’s Genocide, The First University In Gaza Has Finally Reopened To Students
“The happiness of entering university was something different.”
After two years of Israel’s genocide, Al-Azhar University has become the first university to reopen in Gaza and is finally welcoming students.
Prior to the genocide, Gaza had 51 universities and colleges serving more than 226,000 students, but more than 90% of universities and schools were attacked and left destroyed or damaged by Israeli airstrikes, shelling, burning, and demolitions, including Al-Azhar University.
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