Iranian Children Back To School After War Closures
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The return is marked by the painful memory of the bombing of an elementary school in southern Iran in the early hours of the US-Israeli airstrikes that sparked the war and killed 120 children.
Schools in Iran, which had been closed for seven months due to the aftermath of the war including the "school bombing" that killed 150 people, have reopened. According to Yonhap News on the 23rd, local media reported images of students wearing hijabs and school uniforms walking hand in hand with their parents to schools across the country, including the capital Tehran, to mark the first day of the new semester. In Iran, immediately after the war…
On Wednesday, Iranian schoolchildren found their way back to classes, closed since the beginning of the war at the end of February, and as the conflict in the Middle East shrunk.
(Cairo=Yonhap News) Correspondent Kim Sang-hoon = The doors of Iranian schools, which had been firmly closed for months in the aftermath of the war including the horrific bombing that claimed 150 lives, are 2...
The return, this Wednesday, was marked by the memory of the bombing that killed 120 students at the beginning of the war, in February
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