Doaa Qdeih

“I’ve said this before and I’ll say it again: if the government or the ministry provides places for education, we are ready to volunteer,”

Doaa Qdeih · said date not stated · reported 2026-09-14

Doaa Qdeih states she is willing to volunteer if the government or ministry provides education places, rather than relying on private schools.

“I don’t set a fixed amount. Before I set the amount, I look at the situation of the people — what they do for work and what the child’s circumstances are — and then we decide what they can afford,”

Doaa Qdeih · said date not stated · reported 2026-09-14

Doaa Qdeih explains that the school does not charge a fixed fee but assesses each family's financial situation individually.

“We have families who support each other. You find someone who can afford to pay 300 shekels ($80) contributing, while another family cannot pay anything. There is solidarity among us.”

Doaa Qdeih · said date not stated · reported 2026-09-14

Doaa Qdeih describes how families at the school support each other financially, with some paying full fees and others paying nothing.

“We don’t want anything in return. We just want to continue serving the children and give them the education they deserve.”

Doaa Qdeih · said date not stated · reported 2026-09-14

Doaa Qdeih says the school's goal is to serve children and provide education without seeking anything in return.