Learning Under Fire: A Mother’s Testimony on Life in Wartime

Are you just surviving-or are you still truly living? In the most devastating conditions of the twenty-first century, when everything around you is designed to break you, one question remains: How do you keep going? Learning Under Fire is the true story of Majeda Ramadan-a mathematics teacher from Beit Lahia, northern Gaza-and her family of seven who lost all three of their homes, walked ten kilometres during a ceasefire just to see their daughter, and watched a young woman become a doctor through seven years of war. This is not a book about despair. This is a book about what happens when a person decides-every single morning-not to give up. Inside this book, you'll discover: - The complete story-from a warm life in Gaza to displacement and the unbreakable decision to continue- The day Majeda completely broke down in Rafah-and the five people who brought her back- Hind's story-seven years studying dentistry through war until: Dr. Hind- How Majeda taught mathematics in neighbouring tents-because education does not wait- The mindset of resilience-four real mental rules lived under fire- Education after trauma-specialist strategies from Queen's University Belfast- How to raise resilient children in the age of social media and AI- A final letter to the world-for every parent, teacher, and human being Backed by UNRWA, UNICEF, UNESCO, Pew Research, and Harvard University. "On this earth is what makes life worth living."- Mahmoud Darwish More than a book. A testimony, a toolkit, and a letter to every human being asking: How do I keep going?