Makeshift school to help kids suffering from war
Ahmed Al-Najjar
Press TV, Khan Yunis
Nearly two years of Israeli genocidal war on Gaza has left children in the territory grappling with constant fear and trauma.
Months of displacement, loss, and relentless bombings have psychologically scarred children, and left families in dire conditions. Recently, a makeshift school was opened in the southern city of Khan Yunis to help them cope with anxiety and stress. Our correspondent, Ahmed Al-Najjar, visited the school and filed a report. Let's take a listen.
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