Students in the refugee camps of the northern West Bank are deprived of access to their schools due to the Israeli military operations, called 'Iron Wall, which erupted in late January in the Jenin camp and expanded to the camps of Tulkarm and Tubas.
Jenin Governor Kamal Abu Al-Rub stated, 'This is an Israeli scheme to paralyze the lives of the citizens here and convince them that there is no future for them or their children.’

يحرم طلاب مخيمات شمال الضفة الغربية من الوصول إلى مدارسهم سبب العمليات العسكرية الإسرائيلية "السور الحديدي" منذ أواخر يناير/
كانون ثاني الماضي بمخيم جنين وتوسع لتطال مخيمات طولكرم وطوباس.
يقول محافظ جنين كمال أبو الرب إن هذا مخطط إسرائيلي لشلّ حياة المواطنين هنا، وإقناعهم أنه لا مستقبل لهم ولا لأولادهم"

Muhammad Hijazi, 7 years old, from Jabalia in northern Gaza.
He survived multiple airstrikes and was displaced with his family to the south, fleeing death.
During the ceasefire, Muhammad tried to live like any other child - playing, just being a kid. While playing one day, he came across something strange.
He didn't know it was leftover from the war - until it exploded.
The injury was devastating:
Muhammad lost his vision completely.
One eye was removed, and the other can no longer see.
Today, Muhammad sees nothing - no light, no colors, not even his own face.
He's been deprived of everything... even the light
His father, Abu Muhammad, is doing everything he can to get him out of Gaza for medical treatment abroad, hoping doctors might be able to save what's left of his eye.
Hoping... that Muhammad might see again, even if only with one eye.