Author: Hafsa Adil
\ Published on: 10/06/2025 | 00:00:00

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\ Pep Guardiola says the images of children being killed during Israel’s war on Gaza are “painful” and have left him “deeply troubled” The Spanish manager of the English Premier League club urged the world to speak up instead of choosing to stay silent “in the face of injustice” as he addressed an audience after receiving an honorary degree at the University of Manchester on Monday. Guardiola said that every morning “since the nightmare started” in Gaza, whenever he sees his two daughters and son he is reminde Many of the surviving children have endured the trauma of multiple wars. Over the past 20 months, Israeli attacks have left their homes in ruins, destroyed their schools, and overwhelmed their healthcare facilities. Guardiola said the world remains silent in the face of injustice. With no education available, they are forced to worry about survival amid attacks, uncertainty, starvation and subhuman living conditions. "What is particularly disturbing is the widespread nature of the targeting of educational facilities, which has extended well beyond Gaza," the report said.

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