"There is a constant sense of fear in the air. Every time I hear a loud noise, I flinch. Even when a door slams, I jump, thinking that bombs are falling," said a 37-year-old mother living in Tehran. Unlike in the opening months of the war , her children are going to school. "I don't work, but keeping the children at home out of fear is not a solution," she told DW. "They would go stir-crazy in our small apartment." Schools remain open across Iran despite the military standoff with the US and Israel . However, some parents whose children attend private schools have received messages from those schools explaining what to do in the event of a renewed war or other emergency. The country's Ministry of Education has tried to reassure the public.
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