"Much more needs to be done" for Gazan students
As Israel bombed most of Gaza's schools and universities, most people living there have been unable to attend any classes for years now. Some have found ways to continue some studies online and many hope that a scholarship could help them get out of the badly bombed region. Some three hundred applicants to study in France are currently waiting for a reply, but getting accepted is far from a given. Earlier we spoke to Anne-Christine HABBARD, Founder of the association Academic Solidarity with Palestine.
As Israel bombed most of Gaza's schools and universities, most people living there have been unable to attend any classes for years now. Some have found ways to continue some studies online and many hope that a scholarship could help them get out of the badly bombed region. Some three hundred applicants to study in France are currently waiting for a reply, but getting accepted is far from a given. Earlier we spoke to Anne-Christine HABBARD, Founder of the association Academic Solidarity with Palestine.
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