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In the besieged region of Gaza, students face unprecedented challenges as they strive to complete their education amidst dire circumstances. One student expressed a deep yearning to take the tawjihi exam, a crucial assessment that would pave the way for their future academic endeavors. However, the harsh realities of life in Gaza pose significant obstacles to this dream.
With limited access to basic necessities, including food and healthcare, many students find themselves grappling with the fear of not just academic failure, but also survival. The ongoing conflict has disrupted educational institutions, leaving students in a state of uncertainty about their futures.
For these young individuals, the tawjihi exam represents more than just a test; it symbolizes hope and the possibility of a brighter future. As they navigate through adversity, their resilience and determination shine through, raising the question: Is it too much to ask for the opportunity to pursue education in peace?
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