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[INTERNATIONAL] · Lebanon, Israel, United States, Iran · 6 sources

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Lebanon prepares to reopen schools amid ongoing displacement

Lebanon is preparing to restart the school year on September 15, despite significant infrastructure damage and ongoing displacement caused by the conflict between Israel and Hezbollah. Approximately 340 schools have been damaged, with 30 destroyed, and about 80 facilities continue to serve as collective shelters for thousands of displaced people. In the southern city of Tyre, roughly 200 families are currently living in a school gymnasium.

Education officials state they have a plan to consolidate displaced families and reopen most schools, asserting that no student will be left without a seat. However, humanitarian organizations like Save the Children warn of severe consequences, including an estimated four years of learning loss for children. The crisis is compounded by stalled political negotiations between Israel and Lebanon, as well as between the U.S. and Iran, leaving many families with no immediate path to return to their homes.

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Hezbollah · Israel · Lebanon · Save the Children · Tyre

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