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Author: Kate May

23 Jul

Scholasticide in Gaza: A Need for Recognition of Systematic Educational Destruction as Genocidal

[Kate May is an LLM international human rights law and practice student at the University of York] As Palestinian scholar Nabulsi warned over ten years ago, “Israel is seeking to annihilate an educated Palestine.” The devastating impact of educational destruction in Palestine has reached unprecedented levels, and this extended crisis has left children without formal education for over a year and...

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