Under a fragile ceasefire in Gaza, children with Down syndrome are trying to adjust to

As a tenuous peace takes hold in Gaza, children with Down syndrome face the daunting task of adapting to a new reality. Years of conflict have left deep scars, making this transition uniquely challenging. The ceasefire offers a glimmer of hope, yet the path to normalcy is fraught with obstacles. Families and educators are rallying to provide much-needed support, focusing on creating a stable environment for these children to thrive. While the silence of weapons is a welcome change, the journey toward healing and adjustment remains a complex and ongoing process.