A Taste of “Concentration Camp” Gaza: Al Azhar University
Inspired by the Gaza mall photos, I will endeavor to feature various facilities from Gaza over the next few weeks, with the aim of providing readers with a glimpse into the real Gaza, which is anything but a concentration camp as some claim.
My point is not that there is no hardship in Gaza, but rather that the situation is a far cry from what is being presented by the palestinians, their supporters and the mainstream media.
Introducing Al-Azhar University, Gaza’s second largest university with over 11,000 registered students between eight faculties: Pharmacy, Medical Professions, Science, Agriculture, Education, Arts, Economics & Administrative Sciences and Law.
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Photos taken from here, here and here.
Despite its nice appearance, Al Azhar University has been no stranger to violence.
Were the educational facilities at Dachau were quite as plush?
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Holy shit, that's alot better than my college… actually, that's nicer than any college I've attended or taught at, at least on the surface. Wow!
That's all good and well, but do they have toga parties?
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Who built it?
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