Gaza Great Minds Foundation
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Tag: gaza children
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As we stand on the brink of a new year, it’s impossible to ignore the suffering that continues to devastate Gaza. In this moment of transition, as the world turns its attention to the possibilities of 2025, there is a generation of children whose resilience and hope are poised to overcome the darkest of circumstances.…
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In Gaza, the education crisis is not just a side effect of the genocide. It is a deliberate and devastating reality. The term “scholasticide” describes the systematic destruction of schools and the erasure of a generation’s right to learn. For the children of Gaza, the impact is profound, robbing them of stability, opportunity, and hope…
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In Gaza, conflict and hardship have impacted every aspect of daily life. Art and music have become vital lifelines for children. Beyond offering a creative outlet, these forms of expression are helping to rebuild education in extraordinary ways. They allow children to process trauma, develop resilience, and dream of a brighter future in the face…
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In Gaza, where conflict casts long shadows, education is more than a right; it is a lifeline. According to UNICEF, many children face significant barriers to accessing education. Indeed, it is the key to a better future for the community. Moreover, education offers a sense of hope, providing children with the tools they need to…
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Life has a way of weaving sorrow and joy together into heartbreaking and beautiful moments. My name is Ahmad, and I’ve been living in the shadow of the Gaza war for over a year now. In this time of uncertainty and loss, I’ve found myself clinging to memories, hope, and, most recently, the fragile miracle…
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We received a question from our community: “Why are you posting videos that make it seem like everything is okay in the North of Gaza?” It’s a valid inquiry, especially when the brutal reality of life on the ground is stark and undeniable. But there’s a deeper story unfolding—one that speaks to the resilience and…
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Throughout our bodies there are amazing systems of self-repair, of maintenance and healing. When we experience a scratch, histamine floods the area, bringing specialized cells that create a criss-cross scaffolding for other cells to do their work, to grow new skin. In the brain there are cells, glial cells, that make sure the other cells…
