The siege on Gaza imposes a meager daily ration of electricity. Different areas in the strip get only about six hours of electricity per day, with the schedule varying from day to day. So each night, somewhere on the strip you will always find kids doing their homework on the streets–next to a shop with a generator, or by a lit-up mosque or even a gas station.
For though the siege may stop many things that are essential for healthy growth, it cannot stop the Palestinian will for education.
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Amazing resolve ! and what is wonderful is spreading out the news allowing the good vibes to reach everyone’s heart…
Love your photos Sami.. thanks for showing us the human / peaceful side of Gaza.
I’ve been living in Qatar for more than a year and getting depressed about bad situations all over the Mid East — thanks for this story and website !!!
what you are performing is excellent. the best of luck. I love you