Lebanese school reopens after Israeli strike destroys building
An elementary school in Burj Qalaway reopened this week in an unfinished building after an Israeli strike destroyed its original structure in May, forcing pupils into doorless, windowless classrooms. Around 250 students are registered in the 24-classroom school, down from at least 600 before the war that began in March when Hezbollah attacked Israel after US-Israeli strikes on Iran. The conflict prompted major Israeli air and ground operations, displacing more than a million people and damaging hundreds of schools; UNICEF reported 436 damaged and 37 destroyed, and government-funded prefabricated units are being installed where rubble remains.
School destroyed in May, 250 students now in unfinished classrooms
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Hezbollah attacked Israel in March after US-Israeli attacks on Iran. Israel responded with airstrikes and a ground invasion that displaced many people and damaged schools. Violence eased after a US-Iran memorandum and a Lebanon-Israel…
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