Wednesday, September 06, 2023

  • Wednesday, September 06, 2023
  • Elder of Ziyon
As a new school year starts, Palestinians are complaining in their media about how Israel is forcing Jerusalem schools to standardize on an Israeli curriculum that does not encourage terror and "martyrdom." 

The Rowad Al-Quds School in Beit Hanina, an Arab neighborhood in Jerusalem, was built in 2016. It has been accredited by the Jerusalem Municipality and it uses the Israeli Arabic curriculum.

It looks like a normal school. The students look like normal teens.. Some are religious, some are not. No one is judged. The classrooms and facilities look modern and comfortable.






And Arab culture is not sidetracked, but celebrated:



These are the horrors of an Arabic school under Israeli accreditation. 

Imagine if all Palestinian Arabs went to schools like this and if their teens looked like the students at Rowad Al Quds -- instead of these:



(h/t iTi)



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