Following the publication in "Israel Today" • MK Halevi appealed to Minister Galant to "issue an immediate closure order" to the Mim Educational Institution, which asked its students to prepare memorial presentations for terrorists
MK Amit Halevi (Likud) wrote a letter to Education Minister Yoav Galant following the publication in "Israel Hayom" about the elementary school for refugees in Jerusalem, which marked "Palestinian Martyrs' Day," requesting that he issue an immediate closure order for the school.
Memorial presentations for terrorists presented at a school in Jerusalem on "Palestinian Martyrdom Day" // Photo: From the school's Facebook
MK Halevi clarified in his letter: "It is clear to any reasonable person that this is only the tip of the iceberg of blatant incitement to terrorism, which takes place in this" educational "institution, and falls within the scope of section 24 of the War on Terror Law: Years of imprisonment, and the ministry has the authority to issue a closure order for the school. "
"These cases of educating young children to terrorism and subversion against the state, we must aggravate especially, since they create a dangerous and violent future that we must interrupt at the beginning. Therefore, I would ask his honor to direct an immediate closure order to the school, It is legal in this school, which takes place in broad daylight in the capital of Israel, "MK Halevi added in his letter.
As you may recall, it was reported in "Israel Today" yesterday that an elementary school for girls in Jerusalem, run by the Waqf and located near the Rockefeller Museum in the Old City, recently celebrated "Palestinian Martyrs' Day" and conducted educational activities on the subject.
As part of the study, students at the Refugee Elementary School (founded in 1969) were asked to prepare memorial presentations for terrorists, called "martyrs."
In a presentation by one of the fifth-grade students at the school, she reviewed the development of the subject, from the figure of the Muslim terrorist and cleric Izz a-Din al-Qassam, through PLO chief Yasser Arafat to the Jerusalem "martyr" Baha 'Aliyan, the terrorist who carried out the attack. The deadliest on line 78 in Jerusalem, where three Israelis were murdered.
The students at the school, who took part in the activities of "Palestinian Martyrs' Day, uploaded pictures from the burial campaigns of terrorists while praising songs and verses praising the act of" martyrs "and reinforcing the murderous phenomenon.