Gaza students killed while waiting for visas to study abroad

NPRSaturday, December 6, 2025 at 10:39:30 PM
Gaza students killed while waiting for visas to study abroad
  • Several students from Gaza, who had received scholarships to study in Canada, have tragically lost their lives while waiting for visa approvals that have been delayed for over 18 months. This situation has left many students stranded in Gaza, unable to pursue their education abroad.
  • The delays in visa processing not only hinder the educational aspirations of these students but also highlight the broader humanitarian crisis in Gaza, where ongoing violence and instability have exacerbated the challenges faced by its residents.
  • This incident underscores the dire circumstances in Gaza, where the death toll continues to rise amid intensified military operations, and many individuals are caught in a cycle of violence and uncertainty, reflecting a larger pattern of suffering and displacement affecting the region.
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