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SUMMARY:Report launch event - Palestinian Education Still Under Attack
DESCRIPTION:Thursday 22 January 2026\, 16:00-18:00 GMT\nRegister here to jo
 in in person or online\nIn person at the Faculty of Education\, University
  of Cambridge\, UK\nOnline via Zoom\, including Arabic interpretation\n \
 nSpeakers include:\n\n	H.E. Dr Husam Zomlot\, Palestine Ambassador to the 
 United Kingdom\n	Dr Julia Dicum\, Head of Education\, UNRWA\n	Professor Ka
 mal Munir\, Pro-Vice-Chancellor for University Community and Engagement\, 
 and Professor of Strategy and Policy\, University of Cambridge\n	Professor
  Yusuf Sayed\, REAL Centre\, Faculty of Education\, University of Cambridg
 e\n\n&nbsp\;\nRead the report:\nPalestinian Education Still Under Attack: 
 Restoration\, Recovery\, Rights and Responsibilities in and through Educat
 ion\nRead highlights in the Faculty of Education news article:\nAfter more
  than two years of war\, Palestinian children are hungry\, denied educatio
 n and “like the living dead”\nRead news article from The National:\n
 ‘Lost’ generation of Gazan children at risk of a decade without educat
 ion\, Cambridge study finds\n&nbsp\;\nThis new report provides a comprehen
 sive analysis of the effects on education due to the war on Gaza\, and the
  escalation of militarised operations by Israeli forces and settler attack
 s in the occupied West Bank\, including East Jerusalem.\nThe research desc
 ribes how war\, violence\, hunger and trauma have eradicated any sense of 
 normality for Palestinian children and young people\, undermining the righ
 t to their education. It also shows the steadfastness of Palestinian teach
 ers who are making every effort to continue education\, despite the effect
 s on their own wellbeing.\nThe research calculates the extent of learning 
 loss\, and the cost of restoring the teaching workforce for Palestine\, co
 upled with the support needed for post-war learning recovery.\nThe study s
 tresses an urgent need for international funding and action\, while ensuri
 ng Palestinians lead the recovery and reconstruction of their education sy
 stem.\nEvent organised by the Research for Equitable Access and Learning (
 REAL) Centre\, Faculty of Education at the University of Cambridge\, and t
 he Centre for Lebanese Studies.\n&nbsp\;
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