An ice cream parlour survives Gaza’s genocide and gives seven students hope

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Seven university students in Khan Younis, Gaza, have opened an ice cream parlour named Flora to fund their studies amidst the destruction of Gaza's higher education system. The students, working long hours, aim to continue their medical, dental, and software engineering courses despite the ongoing conflict and economic hardship.

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Gaza medical and dental students sell ice cream in Khan Younis to fund their studies and keep their dreams alive.

An ice cream parlour survives Gaza’s genocide and gives seven students hope

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