Registration has begun for a Saudi-backed school in the southern Gaza Strip, offering education to children affected by the ongoing conflict, according to SPA. The Makkah School, supported by the King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Center (KSrelief), aims to provide safe learning environments for Palestinian children, as reported by arabnews.pk.
The initiative is part of Saudi Arabia’s broader efforts to support the people of Gaza through humanitarian aid and educational projects. The school’s opening comes amid continued disruption to education in the region, with many schools damaged or closed due to the war.
Meanwhile, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has rejected a recent U.S. peace proposal for Gaza, stating that a Palestinian state will not be established under his leadership, as reported by toronto.citynews.ca. The situation remains tense, with ongoing challenges for civilians and the resumption of normal activities like sports.
Palestinian football leagues, including professional teams, have been suspended since the start of the war, with no clear timeline for their return, according to aljazeera.com. The resumption of sports activities is seen as a step toward normalcy in the region.
