Grassroots push for freedom grows in Gaza as Hamas tightens its deadly grip
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Exclusive interviews reveal a shift in Gaza, where more Palestinians are speaking out against Hamas, fueled by the devastation caused by the ongoing conflict with Israel.
Efrat Lachter is an investigative reporter and war correspondent. Her work has taken her to 40 countries, including Ukraine, Russia, Iraq, Syria, Sudan, and Afghanistan. She is a recipient of the 2024 Knight-Wallace Fellowship for Journalism. Lachter can be followed on X @efratlachter.
Her classroom has become a space where children are learning. During a recent lesson, she asked her students, "Is it OK to violate a girl’s rights and lock her in her room?" The response was immediate: "No way!" the kids replied. "Everyone has the right for freedom." She emphasized the broader mission of education beyond academics.
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