Israel at war: There will be no classes tomorrow (Sunday) in many areas across the country. The State of Israel is in chaos, missile fire and reports of terrorists in Israeli communities, and the declarations show that we are headed for war. Alongside the fear, millions of parents and students are also dealing with the question of whether classes will be held tomorrow – since the education system is one way to maintain routine.
As of Saturday morning, the Education Ministry has not yet announced whether classes will be held tomorrow, and this decision will be made by the Home Front Command. A source in the education system estimated that classes would probably not be held tomorrow in the communities near the Gaza Strip and the south. Studies throughout the country are also questionable and depend on the scope of the military operation that Israel will embark on.
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Tomorrow, Sunday, all kindergarten, elementary and middle school students are supposed to return to school – this will happen after a long vacation to which they left before Yom Kippur. High school students 10-12 are not scheduled to return to school until Monday.
It's too early to know the scale of the disaster, but the education system will wake up tomorrow morning for a different day in which students from the south will have to deal with the horrific scenes of what happened to them, family members who lost them, and videos circulating online showing the massacre of civilians.
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Due to the events, the Ministry of Education opened a special situation room and provides an emotional helpline for students, parents and educators. The ministry said: "In light of the declaration of a state of war alert, the Ministry of Education is opening a special situation room today (Saturday) at 12:00, headed by the Minister of Education, in order to be prepared and prepared for any development and any possible scenario. In addition, the Ministry is developing an emotional helpline, staffed by professionals of the Psychological Counseling Service, which will be available to students, parents and educational staff. Helpline telephone number: *6552, ext. 5
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