OUTRAGE. Meanwhile, the people of Gaza try to continue their everyday lives. At the Al Rayyes Girls High School, IT teacher Lina Al-Jarousha showed Al Jazeera the schools computer room and said it had been closed for a week. We have a lab full of equipment, but we are unable to use it. For example today, the electricity is cut from six in the morning to six at night, which means that the day is lost, she said. In the classroom next door, 15-year-old Jihan Ahel said she worried what effect the situation in Gaza would have on her health and education. Yesterday I was studying for a test by the light of a candle, and it affected my eyes. All day today my eyes were tearing. I hope they will find a solution - if it continues, it will surely affect my grades.
Posted on: Wed, 20 Nov 2013 19:58:33 +0000
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