Ci siamo riuniti come accademici palestinesi e personale delle università di Gaza per affermare la nostra esistenza, quella dei nostri colleghi e dei nostri studenti, e l’insistenza sul nostro futuro, di fronte a tutti gli attuali tentativi di cancellarci.
Le forze di occupazione israeliane hanno demolito i nostri edifici, ma le nostre università continuano a vivere. Riaffermiamo la nostra determinazione collettiva a rimanere nella nostra terra e a riprendere l’insegnamento, lo studio e la ricerca a Gaza, nelle nostre università palestinesi al più presto.
Invitiamo i nostri amici e colleghi di tutto il mondo a resistere alla campagna di scolasticidio in corso nella Palestina occupata, a lavorare al nostro fianco nella ricostruzione delle nostre università demolite e a rifiutare tutti i piani che cercano di aggirare, cancellare o indebolire l’integrità delle nostre istituzioni accademiche. Il futuro dei nostri giovani a Gaza dipende da noi e dalla nostra capacità di rimanere nella nostra terra per continuare a servire le generazioni future del nostro popolo.
Lanciamo questo appello da sotto le bombe delle forze di occupazione nella Gaza occupata, nei campi profughi di Rafah e dai luoghi di un nuovo esilio temporaneo in Egitto e in altri paesi ospitanti. La diffondiamo mentre l’occupazione israeliana continua a condurre quotidianamente la sua campagna genocidaria contro il nostro popolo, nel tentativo di eliminare ogni aspetto della nostra vita collettiva e individuale.
Le nostre famiglie, i nostri colleghi e i nostri studenti sono stati assassinati, mentre noi siamo stati ancora una volta resi senza casa, rivivendo le esperienze dei nostri genitori e dei nostri nonni durante i massacri e le espulsioni di massa da parte delle forze armate sioniste nel 1947 e nel 1948.
Le nostre infrastrutture civili – università, scuole, ospedali, biblioteche, musei e centri culturali – costruite da generazioni del nostro popolo, sono diventate rovine a causa di questa Nakba deliberata in corso. La deliberata presa di mira delle nostre infrastrutture educative è un tentativo evidente di rendere Gaza inabitabile e di erodere il tessuto intellettuale e culturale della nostra società. Tuttavia, ci rifiutiamo di permettere che tali atti spengano la fiamma della conoscenza e della resilienza che arde in noi.
Gli alleati dell’occupazione israeliana negli Stati Uniti e nel Regno Unito stanno aprendo un altro fronte scolastico promuovendo presunti schemi di ricostruzione che cercano di eliminare la possibilità di una vita educativa palestinese indipendente a Gaza. Rifiutiamo tutti questi schemi e invitiamo i nostri colleghi a rifiutare qualsiasi complicità in essi. Esortiamo inoltre tutte le università e i colleghi di tutto il mondo a coordinare qualsiasi sforzo di aiuto accademico direttamente con le nostre università.
Esprimiamo il nostro più sentito apprezzamento alle istituzioni nazionali e internazionali che sono state solidali con noi, fornendo sostegno e assistenza in questi momenti difficili.
Sottolineiamo tuttavia l’importanza di coordinare questi sforzi per riaprire effettivamente le università palestinesi a Gaza.
Sottolineiamo l’urgente necessità di riaprire le istituzioni scolastiche di Gaza, non solo per sostenere gli studenti attuali, ma per garantire la resilienza e la sostenibilità a lungo termine del nostro sistema di istruzione superiore. L’istruzione non è solo un mezzo per impartire conoscenze; è un pilastro vitale della nostra esistenza e un faro di speranza per il popolo palestinese.
Di conseguenza, è essenziale formulare una strategia a lungo termine per riabilitare le infrastrutture e ricostruire le strutture delle università. Tuttavia, tali sforzi richiedono un tempo significativo e finanziamenti consistenti, mettendo a rischio la capacità delle istituzioni accademiche di sostenere le operazioni, con la potenziale perdita di personale, studenti e della capacità di operare nuovamente.
Considerate le circostanze attuali, occorre passare rapidamente all’insegnamento online per mitigare le interruzioni causate dalla distruzione delle infrastrutture fisiche. Questa transizione richiede un sostegno completo per coprire i costi operativi, compresi gli stipendi del personale accademico.
Le tasse studentesche, principale fonte di reddito per le università, sono crollate dall’inizio del genocidio. La mancanza di entrate ha lasciato il personale senza stipendio, spingendo molti a cercare opportunità esterne.
Oltre a colpire il sostentamento dei docenti e del personale universitario, questa tensione finanziaria causata dalla deliberata campagna di scolasticidio rappresenta una minaccia esistenziale per il futuro delle università stesse.
Pertanto, è necessario adottare misure urgenti per affrontare la crisi finanziaria che le istituzioni accademiche stanno affrontando, per garantire la loro stessa sopravvivenza. Chiediamo a tutte le parti interessate di coordinare immediatamente i loro sforzi a sostegno di questo obiettivo critico.
La ricostruzione delle istituzioni accademiche di Gaza non è solo una questione di istruzione; è una testimonianza della nostra resilienza, della nostra determinazione e del nostro incrollabile impegno a garantire un futuro alle generazioni a venire.
Il destino dell’istruzione superiore a Gaza appartiene alle università di Gaza, ai loro docenti, al personale e agli studenti e al popolo palestinese nel suo complesso. Apprezziamo gli sforzi dei popoli e dei cittadini di tutto il mondo per porre fine a questo genocidio in corso.
Invitiamo i nostri colleghi in patria e a livello internazionale a sostenere i nostri risoluti tentativi di difendere e preservare le nostre università per il bene del futuro del nostro popolo e della nostra capacità di rimanere nella nostra terra di Palestina a Gaza. Abbiamo costruito queste università partendo dalle tende. E dalle tende, con il sostegno dei nostri amici, le ricostruiremo ancora una volta.
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English version
We have come together as Palestinian academics and staff of Gaza universities to affirm our existence, the existence of our colleagues and our students, and the insistence on our future, in the face of all current attempts to erase us.
The Israeli occupation forces have demolished our buildings but our universities live on. We reaffirm our collective determination to remain on our land and to resume teaching, study, and research in Gaza, at our own Palestinian universities, at the earliest opportunity.
We call upon our friends and colleagues around the world to resist the ongoing campaign of scholasticide in occupied Palestine, to work alongside us in rebuilding our demolished universities, and to refuse all plans seeking to bypass, erase, or weaken the integrity of our academic institutions. The future of our young people in Gaza depends upon us, and our ability to remain on our land in order to continue to serve the coming generations of our people.
We issue this call from beneath the bombs of the occupation forces across occupied Gaza, in the refugee camps of Rafah, and from the sites of temporary new exile in Egypt and other host countries. We are disseminating it as the Israeli occupation continues to wage its genocidal campaign against our people daily, in its attempt to eliminate every aspect of our collective and individual life.
Our families, colleagues, and students are being assassinated, while we have once again been rendered homeless, reliving the experiences of our parents and grandparents during the massacres and mass expulsions by Zionist armed forces in 1947 and 1948.
Our civic infrastructure – universities, schools, hospitals, libraries, museums and cultural centres – built by generations of our people, lies in ruins from this deliberate continuous Nakba. The deliberate targeting of our educational infrastructure is a blatant attempt to render Gaza uninhabitable and erode the intellectual and cultural fabric of our society. However, we refuse to allow such acts to extinguish the flame of knowledge and resilience that burns within us.
Allies of the Israeli occupation in the United States and United Kingdom are opening yet another scholasticide front through promoting alleged reconstruction schemes that seek to eliminate the possibility of independent Palestinian educational life in Gaza. We reject all such schemes and urge our colleagues to refuse any complicity in them. We also urge all universities and colleagues worldwide to coordinate any academic aid efforts directly with our universities.
We extend our heartfelt appreciation to the national and international institutions that have stood in solidarity with us, providing support and assistance during these challenging times. However, we stress the importance of coordinating these efforts to effectively reopen Palestinian universities in Gaza.
We emphasise the urgent need to reoperate Gaza’s education institutions, not merely to support current students, but to ensure the long-term resilience and sustainability of our higher education system. Education is not just a means of imparting knowledge; it is a vital pillar of our existence and a beacon of hope for the Palestinian people.
Accordingly, it is essential to formulate a long-term strategy for rehabilitating the infrastructure and rebuilding the entire facilities of the universities. However, such endeavours require considerable time and substantial funding, posing a risk to the ability of academic institutions to sustain operations, potentially leading to the loss of staff, students, and the capacity to reoperate.
Given the current circumstances, it is imperative to swiftly transition to online teaching to mitigate the disruption caused by the destruction of physical infrastructure. This transition necessitates comprehensive support to cover operational costs, including the salaries of academic staff.
Student fees, the main source of income for universities, have collapsed since the start of the genocide. The lack of income has left staff without salaries, pushing many of them to search for external opportunities.
Beyond striking at the livelihoods of university faculty and staff, this financial strain caused by the deliberate campaign of scholasticide poses an existential threat to the future of the universities themselves.
Thus, urgent measures must be taken to address the financial crisis now faced by academic institutions, to ensure their very survival. We call upon all concerned parties to immediately coordinate their efforts in support of this critical objective.
The rebuilding of Gaza’s academic institutions is not just a matter of education; it is a testament to our resilience, determination, and unwavering commitment to securing a future for generations to come.
The fate of higher education in Gaza belongs to the universities in Gaza, their faculty, staff, and students and to the Palestinian people as a whole. We appreciate the efforts of peoples and citizens around the world to bring an end to this ongoing genocide.
We call upon our colleagues in the homeland and internationally to support our steadfast attempts to defend and preserve our universities for the sake of the future of our people, and our ability to remain on our Palestinian land in Gaza. We built these universities from tents. And from tents, with the support of our friends, we will rebuild them once again.
Firmatari:
Dr Kamalain Shaath, Vice Chairman of the Board of Trustees, Islamic University of Gaza (IUG)
Prof Omar Milad, President of Al Azhar University Gaza, Al Azhar University Gaza
Dr Mohamed Reyad Zughbur, Dean of the Faculty of Medicine, Al Azhar University Gaza
Dr Nasser Abu Alatta, Dean of Students Affairs, Al Aqsa University
Dr Akram Mohammed Radwan, Dean of Admission, Registration, and Student Affairs, University College of Applied Sciences – Gaza
Dr Atta Abu Hany, Dean of Faculty of Science, Al Azhar University Gaza
Prof Hamdi Shhadeh Zourb, Dean of the Faculty of Economics and Administrative Sciences, Islamic University of Gaza (IUG)
Dr Ahmed Abu Shaban, Dean of the Faculty of Agriculture and Veterinary Medicine, Al Azhar University Gaza
Dr Ahmed A Najim, Dean of Admission and Registration, Al Azhar University Gaza
Dr Noha A Nijim, Dean of Economics and Administrative Science Faculty, Al Azhar University Gaza
Prof Hatem Ali Al-Aidi, Dean of Planning and Quality, Islamic University of Gaza (IUG)
Dr Ihab A Naser Dean of Faculty of Applied Medical Sciences, Al Azhar University Gaza
Eng Amani Al-Mqadama, Head of the International Relations, Islamic University of Gaza (IUG)
Dr Mohammed R AlBaba, Dean of Faculty of Dentistry, Al Azhar University Gaza
Dr Rami Wishah , Dean of the Faculty of Law, Al Azhar University Gaza
Prof Basim Mohammad Ayesh, Head of MSc Programme Committee and Professor of Molecular Genetics, Al Aqsa University
Prof Hassan Asour, Dean of Scientific Research, Al Azhar University Gaza
Khaled Ismail Shahada Tabish, Head of Salaries Department, Islamic University of Gaza (IUG)
Prof Mazen Sabbah, Dean of Faculty of Sharia, Al Azhar University Gaza
Dr Ashraf J Shaqalaih, Head of Laboratory Medicine Dept, Al Azhar University Gaza
Dr Mahmoud El Ajouz, Head of Food Analysis Center and Lecturer at the Faculty of Agriculture, Al Azhar University Gaza
Dr Mazen AbuQamar, Head of Nursing Department, Al Azhar University Gaza
Eng Abed Elnaser Mustafa Abu Assi, Head of Engineering Office, Al Azhar University Gaza
Dr Ahmed Rezk Al-Wawi, Vice President of the Islamic University Workers’ Union, Islamic University of Gaza (IUG)
Shareef El Buhaisi, Head of Administration Office at the Faculty of Applied Medical Sciences, Al Azhar University Gaza
Dr Saeb Hussein Al-Owaini, Director of Employees, Islamic University of Gaza (IUG)
Dr Mai Ramadan, Director of the Drug and Toxicology Analysis Centre, Al Azhar University Gaza
Dr Mohammed S M Kuhail, Director of Libraries, Al Azhar University Gaza
Eng Emad Ahmed Ismail Al-Nounou, Director, Technical Department, Al Azhar University Gaza
Eng Ismail Abdul Rahman Abu Sukhaila, Director Engineering Office, Islamic University of Gaza (IUG)
Osama R Shawwa, Director of Administrative Office in the Department of Political Sciences, Al Azhar University Gaza
Adnan A S El-Ajrami, Director of Administrative Office at the Faculty of Medicine, Al Azhar University Gaza
Hashem Mahmoud Kassab, Director of Public Relations and Media Department, Al Azhar University Gaza
Mazen Hilles, Director of Administration of Diploma Programme, Al Azhar University Gaza
Adel Mansour Suleiman Al-Louh , Services Manager, Islamic University of Gaza (IUG)
Hammam Al-Nabahen, Director of IT Services, Islamic University of Gaza (IUG)
Maher Haron Ereif, Audit Department Assistant Director, Al Azhar University Gaza
Khalid Solayman Alsayed, Information Technology Administrator, Al Azhar University Gaza
Dr Amani H Abujarad, Assistant Professor of Applied Linguistics Department of English, Al Azhar University Gaza
Dr Ayman Shaheen, Assistant Professor in Political Sciences, Al Azhar University Gaza
Prof Alaa Mustafa Al-Halees, Faculty of Information Technology, Islamic University of Gaza (IUG)
Prof Basil Hamed, Faculty of Engineering, Islamic University of Gaza (IUG)
Dr Mohamed Elhindy, Assistant Professor in Veterinary Medicine, Al Azhar University Gaza
Prof Bassam Ahmed Abu Zaher, Faculty of Science, Islamic University of Gaza (IUG)
Prof Fakhr Abo Awad, Faculty of Science – Department of Chemistry, Islamic University of Gaza (IUG)
Prof Saher Al Waleed, Professor of Law, Al Azhar University Gaza
Prof Kamal Ahmed Ghneim, Faculty of Arts, Islamic University of Gaza (IUG)
Prof Khadir Tawfiq Khadir, Department of English Language – Faculty of Arts, Islamic University of Gaza (IUG)
Dr Marwan Saleem El-Agha, Assistant Professor of Business Administration, Al Azhar University Gaza
Dr Mona Jehad Wadi, Assistant Professor of microbiology, Al Azhar University Gaza
Dr Mohammed Faek Aziz, Deanship of Quality and Development, Islamic University of Gaza (IUG)
Dr Muhammed Abu Mattar, Associate Professor in Law, Al Azhar University Gaza
Prof Abdul Fattah Nazmi Hassan Abdel Rabbo, Faculty of Science, Islamic University of Gaza (IUG)
Dr Saher Al Waleed, Professor of Law, Al Azhar University Gaza
Dr Sari El Sahhar, Assistant Professor in Plant Protection, Al Azhar University Gaza
Dr Nidal Jamal Masoud Jarada, Law, University College of Applied Sciences – Gaza
Dr Sherin H Aldani, Assistant Professor in Social Sciences, Al Azhar University Gaza
Dr Wael Mousa, Assistant Professor in Food Technology, Al Azhar University Gaza
Prof Mohamed I H Migdad, Faculty of Economics and Administrative Sciences, Islamic University of Gaza (IUG)
Prof Alaa Mustafa Al-Halees, Faculty of Information Technology, Islamic University of Gaza (IUG)
Prof Usama Hashem Hamed Hegazy, Professor of Applied Mathematics, Al Azhar University Gaza
Prof Basil Hamed, Faculty of Engineering, Islamic University of Gaza (IUG)
Prof Tawfik Musa Allouh, Professor of Arabic Literature, Al Azhar University Gaza
Prof Bassam Ahmed Abu Zaher, Faculty of Science, Islamic University of Gaza (IUG)
Prof Zaki S Safi, Professor of Chemistry, Al Azhar University Gaza
Prof Fakhr Abo Awad, Faculty of Science – Department of Chemistry, Islamic University of Gaza (IUG)
Prof Kamal Ahmed Ghneim, Faculty of Arts, Islamic University of Gaza (IUG)
Prof Khadir Tawfiq Khadir, Department of English Language – Faculty of Arts, Islamic University of Gaza (IUG)
Prof Khaled Hussein Hamdan, Faculty of Fundamentals of Religion, Islamic University of Gaza (IUG)
Prof Ata Hasan Ismail Darwish, Professor of Science Education and Curriculum, Al Azhar University Gaza
Prof Hazem Falah Sakeek, Professor of Physics, Al Azhar University Gaza
Prof Mohammed Abdel Aati, Department of Electrical Engineering and Intelligent Systems, Islamic University of Gaza (IUG)
Prof Nader Jawad Al-Nimra, Faculty of Engineering, Islamic University of Gaza (IUG)
Prof Nasir Sobhy Abu Foul, Professor of Food Technology, Al Azhar University Gaza
Dr Rawand Sami Abu Nahla, Lecturer at Faculty of Dentistry, Al Azhar University Gaza
Prof Hussein M. H. Alhendawi, Professor of Organic Chemistry, Al Azhar University Gaza
Prof Ihab S. S. Zaqout, Professor in Computer Science, Al Azhar University Gaza
Dr Rushdy A S Wady, Faculty of Economics and Administrative Sciences, Islamic University of Gaza (IUG)
Dr Abed El-Raziq A Salama, Assistant Professor in Food Technology, Al Azhar University Gaza
Dr Ahmed Aabed, Admin Assistant in Administrative and Financial Affairs Office, Al Azhar University Gaza
Dr Ahmed Mesmeh, Faculty of Sharia and Law, Al Azhar University Gaza
Dr Emad Khalil Abu Alkhair Masoud, Associate professor of microbiology, Al Azhar University Gaza
Dr Alaa Issa Mohammed Saleh, Lecturer at the faculty of Dentistry, Al Azhar University Gaza
Dr Ali Al-Jariri, Continuing Education Department, Al Quds Open University
Dr Arwa Eid Ashour, Faculty of Science, Department of Mathematics, Islamic University of Gaza (IUG)
Dr Hala Zakaria Alagha, Assistant Professor in Clinical Pharmacy, Al Azhar University Gaza
Prof Marwan Khazinda, Professor of Mathematics, Al Azhar University Gaza
Prof Moamin Alhanjouri, Associate Professor in Statistics, Al Azhar University Gaza
Prof Sameer Mostafa Abumdallala, Professor of Economics, Al Azhar University Gaza
Dr Bilal Al-Dabbour, Faculty of Medicine, Islamic University of Gaza (IUG)
Dr Nabil Kamel Mohammed Dukhan, Faculty of Education – Department of Psychology, Islamic University of Gaza (IUG)
Dr Jamal Mohamed Alshareef, Assistant Professor, Linguistics Department of English, Al Azhar University Gaza
Dr Sadiq Ahmed Mohammed Abdel Aal, Faculty of Engineering, Islamic University of Gaza (IUG)
Dr Khaled Abushab, Associate Professor in Applied Medical Sciences, Al Azhar University Gaza
Dr Abed El-Raziq A Salama, Assistant Professor in Food Technology, Al Azhar University Gaza
Dr Emad Khalil Abu Alkhair Masoud, Associate Professor of Microbiology, Al Azhar University Gaza
Dr Hala Zakaria Alagha, Assistant Professor in Clinical Pharmacy, Al Azhar University Gaza
Dr Jamal Mohamed Alshareef, Assistant Professor, Linguistics Department of English, Al Azhar University Gaza
Dr Khaled Abushab, Associate Professor in Applied Medical Sciences, Al Azhar University Gaza
Dr Suheir Ammar, Faculty of Engineering, Islamic University of Gaza (IUG)
Dr Waseem Bahjat Mushtaha, Associate Professor in Dental Medicine, Al Azhar University Gaza
Prof Ali Abu Zaid, Professor of Statistics, Al Azhar University Gaza
Dr Zahir Mahmoud Khalil Nassar, Faculty of Science, Islamic University of Gaza (IUG)
Abdul Hamid Mustafa Said Mortaja, Faculty of Arts, Department of Arabic Language, Islamic University of Gaza (IUG)
Abdul Rahman Salman Nasr Al-Daya, Associate Professor at the Faculty of Sharia and Law, Islamic University of Gaza (IUG)
Ayman Salah Khalil Abumayla, Officer – Student Affairs Department, Al Azhar University Gaza
Abdullah Ahmed Al-Sawarqa, Library, Islamic University of Gaza (IUG)
Ashraf Ahmed Mohammed Abu Mughisib, Faculty of Science, Islamic University of Gaza (IUG)
Mohammed Abdul Fattah Abdel Rabbo, Deanship of Engineering and Information Systems, University College of Applied Sciences – Gaza
Basheer Ismail Hamed Hammo, Faculty of Fundamentals of Religion, Islamic University of Gaza (IUG)
Bssam Fadel Nssar, Faculty of Engineering, Islamic University of Gaza (IUG)
Eng Mohammed Awni Abushaban, Teaching Assistant IT Department, Al Azhar University Gaza
Etemad Mohammed Abdul Aziz Al-Attar, Faculty of Science, Islamic University of Gaza (IUG)
Fahd Ghassan Abdullah Al-Khatib, Engineering Office, Islamic University of Gaza (IUG)
Ibrahim K I Albozom, Administrative Officer Faculty of Arts, Al Azhar University Gaza
Abdullah Ahmed Anaqlah, Faculty of Information Technology, Islamic University of Gaza (IUG)
Ahmed Abdelrahman Abu Saloom, Radiologist at the College of Dentistry, Al Azhar University Gaza
Feryal Ali Mahmoud Farhat, Administrator, Islamic University of Gaza (IUG)
Fifi Al-Zard, Campus Services, Islamic University of Gaza (IUG)
Manar Y Abuamara, Secretary, Al Azhar University Gaza
Hani Rubhi Abdel Aal, Graduate Studies, Islamic University of Gaza (IUG)
Ahmed Abdul Raouf Al-Mabhouh, Faculty of Science, Islamic University of Gaza (IUG)
Ahmed Adnan Al-Qazzaz, Faculty of Information Technology, Islamic University of Gaza (IUG)
Sfadi Salim Abu Amra, Supporting Services Department, Al Azhar University Gaza
Hassan Ahmed Hassan Al-Nabih, Department of English Language – Faculty of Arts, Islamic University of Gaza (IUG)
Hassan Nasr, Information Technology, University College of Applied Sciences – Gaza
Hatem Barhoom, Islamic University of Gaza (IUG)
Tamer Musallam, Lecturer in Business Diploma Programme, Al Azhar University Gaza
Ahmed Adnan Mahmoud Mattar, Information Technology, Islamic University of Gaza (IUG)
Ahmed Jaber Mahmoud Al-Omsey, Islamic University of Gaza (IUG)
Ahmed Khalil Ibrahim Qadoura, Administrator, Islamic University of Gaza (IUG)
Hussein Al-Jadaily, Faculty of Nursing, Islamic University of Gaza (IUG)
Ibrahim Issa Ibrahim Seidem, Faculty of Fundamentals of Religion, Islamic University of Gaza (IUG)
Ezia Abu Zaida, Secretary, Al Azhar University Gaza
Khaled Mutlaq Issa, Faculty of Engineering, Islamic University of Gaza (IUG)
Khalil Mohammed Said Hassan Abu Kuweik, Faculty of Economics and Administrative Sciences, Islamic University of Gaza (IUG)
Ibraheem Almasharawi, Instructor at the Faculty of Agriculture and Veterinary Medicine, Al Azhar University Gaza
Maher Jaber Mahmoud Shaqlieh, Information Technology Affairs, Islamic University of Gaza (IUG)
Mahmoud Abdul Rahman Mousa Asraf, Department of English Language, Islamic University of Gaza (IUG)
Ahmed Mohammed Said Abu Safi, Islamic University of Gaza (IUG)
Ahmed Omar Ismail Al-Dahdouh, Faculty of Information Technology, University College of Applied Sciences – Gaza
Ahmed Salman Ali Abu Amra, Faculty of Sharia and Law, Islamic University of Gaza (IUG)
Ahmed Saqer, Faculty of Science, Department of Mathematics, Islamic University of Gaza (IUG)
Ahmed Younes Abu Labda, Personnel Affairs, Islamic University of Gaza (IUG)
Alaa Fathi Salim Abu Ajwa, Islamic University of Gaza (IUG)
Mahmoud Said Mohammed Al- Damouni, Central Library, Islamic University of Gaza (IUG)
Ghasasn Alswairki, Adminstration Officer at Faculty of Pharmacy, Al Azhar University Gaza
Mahmoud Shukri Sarhan, Faculty of Education, Islamic University of Gaza (IUG)
Mahmoud Youssef Mohammed Al- Shoubaki, Faculty of Fundamentals of Religion, Islamic University of Gaza (IUG)
Majdi Said Aqel, Faculty of Education, Islamic University of Gaza (IUG)
Muahmmed Abu Aouda, Security Department, Al Azhar University Gaza
Majed Hania, Faculty of Science, Islamic University of Gaza (IUG)
Majed Mohammed Ibrahim Al-Naami, Faculty of Literature, Islamic University of Gaza (IUG)
Mamoun Abdul Aziz Ahmed Salha, Information Technology, Islamic University of Gaza (IUG)
Emad Ali Ahmed Abdel Rabbo, Administrator, Islamic University of Gaza (IUG)
Imad Alwaheidi Lecturer in Livestock Production Al Azhar University Gaza
Manar Mustafa Al-Maghari, Medical Department, Islamic University of Gaza (IUG)
Mohammed Bassam Mohammed Al- Kurd, Campus Services, Islamic University of Gaza (IUG)
Marwa Rouhi Abu Jalaleh, Information Technology Department, Islamic University of Gaza (IUG)
Yousif Altaban, Security Department, Al Azhar University Gaza
Hala Muti Mahmoud Abu Naqeera, Student Affairs, Islamic University of Gaza (IUG)
Marwan Ismail Abdul Rahman Hamad, Faculty of Education, Islamic University of Gaza (IUG)
Mohammad Hussein Kraizem, Health Sciences, Islamic University of Gaza (IUG)
Mohammed AlAshi, Faculty of Economics and Administrative Sciences, Islamic University of Gaza (IUG)
Mohammed Hassan Al-Sar, Faculty of Engineering, Islamic University of Gaza (IUG)
Mohammed Ibrahim Khidr Al-Gomasy, Faculty of Education, Islamic University of Gaza (IUG)
Mohammed Juma Al-Ghoul, Faculty of Sharia and Law, Islamic University of Gaza (IUG)
Mohammed Khalil Ayesh, Information Technology, Islamic University of Gaza (IUG)
Faiz Ahmed Ali Hales, Computer Maintenance Department, Islamic University of Gaza (IUG)
Mohammed Taha Mohammed Abu Qadama, Administrator, Islamic University of Gaza (IUG)
Yousef Fahmy Krayem, Lab Technician at Faculty of Agriculture and Veterinary Medicine, Al Azhar University Gaza
Nabhan Salem Abu Jamous, Department of Supplies and Purchases, Head of Storage Section, Islamic University of Gaza (IUG)
Nihad Mohammed Sheikh Khalil, Faculty of Arts – Department of History, Islamic University of Gaza (IUG)
Tamer Nazeer Nassar Madi, Faculty of Information Technology, Islamic University of Gaza (IUG)
Rami Othman Mohammed Hassan Skik, Faculty of Information Technology, Islamic University of Gaza (IUG)
Salah Hassan Radwan, Information Technology, Islamic University of Gaza (IUG)
Salem Abushawarib, Faculty of Economics and Administrative Sciences, Islamic University of Gaza (IUG)
Salem Jameel Bakir Al-Sazaji, Faculty of Information Technology, Islamic University of Gaza (IUG)
Abed Alraouf S Almasharawi, Administrative Officer in the Library, Al Azhar University Gaza
Samah Al-Samoni, Public Relations, Islamic University of Gaza (IUG)
Wafa Farhan Ismail Ubaid, Faculty of Nursing, Islamic University of Gaza (IUG)
Tawfiq Sufian Tawfiq Harzallah, Admission and Registration Department, Islamic University of Gaza (IUG)
Walid Zuheir Aidi Abu Shaaban, Finance and Auditing Department, Islamic University of Gaza (IUG)
Yasser Zaidan Salem Al-Nahal, Faculty of Science, Islamic University of Gaza (IUG)
Youssef Sobhi Abdel Nabi Al-Rantissi, Computer Technician, Islamic University of Gaza (IUG)
