Chairman of the State Education Caucus, MK Gilad Kariv, spoke Wednesday morning about the Education Minister's decision to remove the Bereaved Families Forum from schools: "This is a baseless decision that constitutes a despicable political ethnicity for nationalist and extremist forces, and encourages witch hunts within the state education system."
"The time has come for the education minister to teach the goals of state education, which explicitly include education, "to strive for peace and patience between people and peoples. With decisions like this, it's no wonder that the director general of the Education Ministry abandoned his position a month before the start of the school year."
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Shai Glick, B'Tselem's executive director, who is behind the complaint and the struggle against them, said: "This is an extremely moral and moral decision. High school students just before enlistment are supposed to learn about the values of defending Israeli citizens and defending the homeland, not values of terrorism, incitement, hatred of the State of Israel and more."
The Choose Life Forum for Bereaved Families and Victims of Terror said: "As those who lost our loved ones, we could not accept that the Forum compares terrorists to their victims, and compares those who glorify terrorism with those who were harmed by it, and we acted in every possible way against it."
Minister Yoav Kish, Photo: Mark Israel Salem
As reported in Israel Hayom, the Ministry of Education has made the final decision to remove the Israeli-Palestinian Bereaved Families Forum from the Ministry of Education's external programs database and LPG system.
In fact, the Forum will no longer be able to carry out educational activities in schools and in the education system, not even with external funding that is not from the Ministry of Education.
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