RetourGaza siblings achieve academic success amid war and displacement

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Gaza siblings achieve academic success amid war and displacement

Gaza Tawjihi exams Palestinian education

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Three siblings in Gaza, Sama, Abdullah, and Nada Musa, overcome immense challenges posed by the ongoing conflict to excel in their Tawjihi exams, scoring 97.5%, 94.6%, and 94.4% respectively, highlighting Palestinian determination to pursue education despite adversity.

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Gaza has faced intensified conflict, affecting its education system severely.

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Gaza

PersonnesSama Musa Abdullah Musa Nada Musa Hind Muhanna

OrganisationsPalestinian Ministry of Education Al Jazeera

LieuxKhan Younis Deir el-Balah Bureij refugee camp

SujetsTawjihi exams Palestinian education conflict and education

This article was originally published by Al Jazeera.

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