Gaza students overcome Israel’s genocide to celebrate Tawjihi results
Summary
Three siblings from Gaza, Sama, Abdullah, and Nada Musa, passed their high school Tawjihi exams with high scores despite the ongoing war and destruction in Gaza. Their success reflects strong family support, dedicated teachers, and the determination of students facing harsh conditions caused by the conflict.Key Facts
- Sama scored 97.5%, Abdullah 94.6%, and Nada 94.4% on their Tawjihi exams.
- Abdullah and Nada have physical disabilities and received private teachers at home.
- Over 89,000 students took the Tawjihi exams this year in the West Bank, East Jerusalem, and Gaza.
- About 1,100 students expected to take the exams this year were killed in the conflict.
- More than 97% of schools in Gaza have been damaged or destroyed during the past two years of war.
- Around 92% of Gaza's education facilities need major repairs or rebuilding to function properly.
- Thousands of homes and schools have been destroyed, and access to educational supplies is blocked.
- Teachers continue working under difficult conditions to help students prepare for exams.
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