Brown and ECW say pop-up learning centres operating in Gaza, urge donors to remove bottlenecks

Reporters asked whether Israeli restrictions were preventing supplies and services from reaching Gaza. Gordon Brown said he has not been involved in discussions on entry of goods and deferred logistics questions to others, but said "the pop-up centres…are not being impeded by the Israeli forces" and that the centres could be expanded with more funding.

Mesa reiterated that ECW will work through local organizations and urged the wider humanitarian community to integrate education into emergency responses. She highlighted that the programmatic response must address holistic needs—psychosocial protection, assistive devices, vaccinations and food—so children can safely reintegrate into learning.