With Gaza's education system devastated by years of conflict, humanitarian agencies warn of a looming 'lost generation' of children deprived of formal schooling. The majority of schools have been destroyed or rendered unusable, leaving most children without access to proper education. Temporary learning centers, set up in tents and makeshift structures, offer limited instruction but fall far short of meeting educational needs. Many school buildings that remain are being used as shelters, and the lack of essential supplies further hampers efforts to restore learning opportunities. Aid organizations stress the urgent need for rebuilding schools and providing psychological support to traumatized children, emphasizing that education is crucial for restoring hope and social cohesion in Gaza.