The schools of Gaza …Chains of yesterday and tomorrow’s . constraints after a two weeks delay, hugged the children of Gaza, who survived to the last fifty days war. Schools, or let’s say what remains of their schools. Nearly half a million children in Gaza on Sunday, returned to school after being delayed for a day return to school unlike other children of the world, and this delay came forcibly because the Israeli war on Gaza has destroyed hundreds of schools they left before the summer break in the best case. Today, these children have returned in a completely different scene and the time course, and they changed themselves since the last encounter with their seats. Some Schools disappeared and others have uncovered roofs and damaged walls by bombing from the scenes of destruction that has fallen on them. Even the walls of the classroom are no longer as they were the signs of bullets and shells carefully dug deep in the memory of these children the aggression day’s chapter’s preventing them from arrogance on their wounds. The seats are not in a better condition, they tell deeply the tragedy, the empty seats of some companions who lost their lives yesterday by the Israeli killing machine is heart bursting... Everything here reminds insistently of what happened. Even the way to school changed, there are Failing houses, there are piles of destruction, dunes and debris heaps standing in front of them blocking their vision of tomorrow and preventing them from unleashing the imagination larger than their reality Which crushes ribs. With the late beginning of the school year 230 thousand students enrolled in public schools, 200 thousand schools run by the United Nations and the tens thousands in private institutions, seeking to launch the school year, despite all the challenges, but challenges voice, there, seems too high on more than a level Today no one disagrees about the size of the physical destruction of Gaza, educational institutions in particular, where 26 schools were destroyed, 232 have been known differentiated damages, in addition to the heavy psychological legacy industry incurred by the children after long days of bombardment and destruction A very binding weight on the academic sector which handcuff on the future and knock alarm bells strongly about the prospects for this generation who have paid an expensive tax from their childhood for this war.
Posted on: Tue, 30 Sep 2014 05:13:22 +0000
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