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In Khan Younis, Eman Ahmed, an orphaned child learning maths in a tent for displaced families, said she ended up in the camp after losing her father. “Now I am living and studying here. Today we are trying to learn and remember what we started before the war which destroyed our future dreams,” she said.

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In Khan Younis, Eman Ahmed, an orphaned child learning maths in a tent for displaced families, said she ended up in the camp after losing her father. “Now I am living and studying here. Today we are trying to learn and remember what we started before the war which destroyed our future dreams,” she said.
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earthling (appassionato@mastodon.social)'s status on Monday, 09-Sep-2024 20:28:09 JST earthling

Orphaned children attend maths classes in Khan Younis
Raheen Shareef Abed, a displaced orphan in the camp, added that by going to the classes, they are “defying all odds and are adamant to march forward despite the hard living conditions under the war”.
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