Private schools become a costly choice for struggling parents in Gaza

In Gaza, Khadija Abu Qados prepares her daughter Jouri for school in a displacement camp after their neighborhood was destroyed by Israeli airstrikes. The children study in tents, sitting on mattresses, and access to education has become a challenge due to the war and financial crisis. Although Jouri and her siblings attend a volunteer-run school for 30 shekels a month, this amount remains difficult for the family to afford.