Hezbollah helps damaged schools in Beirut to admit students

Pars Today- With the declaration of ceasefire in Lebanon and end of the attacks of the Zionist regime against the country, schools in southern Dahieh of Beirut get ready to resume activity.

After opening the roads and removing rubbles from the streets of southern Dahieh in Beirut with the help of Hezbollah, schools in the region are getting prepared for an official announcement of resuming the educational year. Pars Today quoted "Samer Fawza", a member of the board of directors of a school in Dahieh, as saying in this regard, "We are standing and no matter how much ruin the Zionist regime causes in these regions we will develop them better and build them more beautifully than before. No one can stop this willpower of us and stand against our resolve and steadfastness as we are present and living in this land."

Fawza continued, "Statistics have been gathered from the whole region to determine how many schools are usable and how many students can use these schools."

According to Samer Fawza's announcement, schools teach students, as the future generation, how the Lebanese people offered this much of sacrifice to preserve their dignity and magnanimity and build the life that they deserve."

Since the Zionist regime attacks against Lebanon in September, the government of the country has decided to suspend in-person education in all schools, educational centers and public and private universities in Beirut and the outskirts of the city and replaced them with distance education. Now, upon the declaration of ceasefire in Lebanon, which has been violated several times by the Zionist regime, the country is witness to returning of life to Dahieh of Beirut as the heart of resistance in Lebanon.

RM/BK

Key phrases: Lebanon war, Israeli crimes, Israeli attacks, schools of Beirut, Lebanese students