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Revision as of 22:06, September 19, 2022
, 22:06, September 19, 2022→Current racist Arab-Palestine
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wonder how many Jews will @POTUS see there. Jews are not allowed to live or work in the Palestinian Authority.</blockquote>
wonder how many Jews will @POTUS see there. Jews are not allowed to live or work in the Palestinian Authority.</blockquote>
*Seen in 2014-2015.<br>
Palestinian Authority schoolbooks, 2014-15 (examples): The Holocaust is omitted from all WW2 related discussions. A 2014 schoolbook, uses the term but only on the "Palestinian" Arabs (1948) and claiming, it was "unprecedented" in history.<ref>Schoolbooks of the Palestinian Authority (PA): The Attitude to the Jews, to Israel and to Peace Study, Compilation and Translation by Arnon Groiss and Ronni Shaked Editing and Conclusion by Arnon Groiss.
BESA center, Dec 2017. [https://besacenter.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/12/MSPS_141_HE.pdf].</ref>
*As late as 2022, "Palestinian" schoolbooks deny Holocaust, legitimize Munich massacre. It also incites against, lies about the Jewish faith, slander Jews as a whole.<ref name=ilh-7sep2022> Ariel Kahana, [https://www.israelhayom.com/2022/09/07/palestinian-schoolbooks-deny-holocaust-legitimize-munich-massacre/ Palestinian schoolbooks deny Holocaust, legitimize Munich massacre], ''ILH'', Sep 7, 2022.<blockquote>
An Israel Hayom analysis reveals that despite promises to review its curriculum, the Palestinian Authority continues to use material that incites hatred against Jews and Israel.
Children in the Palestinian Authority too began their school year on Sept. 1, only instead of the promised education reforms, their schools continue to use the same books that have been heavily criticized for inciting hatred against Jews and Israel.
On the occasion of the 50th anniversary of the Munich Olympic massacre, Israel Hayom and the Institute for Monitoring Peace and Cultural Tolerance in School Education (IMPACT-se) – an NGO that that analyzes schoolbooks and curricula for compliance with UNESCO-defined standards on peace and tolerance – conducted an analysis of Palestinian school curriculum.
It revealed that history books in PA and UNRWA schools laud and legitimize the tragedy, in which Palestinian terrorists murdered 11 Israeli athletes, describing it as "resistance" to Zionism, and "Zionist interests abroad."
It also showed that textbooks on World War II omit the Holocaust entirely. They cover the main events in detail, such as the German invasion of Poland, the Battle of Britain, the attack on Pearl Harbor, and the bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, but not a word about the Wannsee Conference, concentration camps, or any other events related to the Holocaust.
Surprisingly, the German government is the main funder of the Palestinian education system, including textbooks. The PA Education Ministry's budget for the implementation of their plan comes from Germany, as well as Norway, Finland, and Ireland.
After international criticism, the PA and European authorities made changes to all textbooks for grades 1-12, but IMPACT-se officials say the content became more radicalized, "with hundreds of extreme examples that were introduced systematically that encourage harming civilians, jihad, violence, and incitement against Israel and Jews, in all classes and on all subjects."
"Moreover, the new books deliberately omit all the previous attempts for peace with Israel since the Oslo Accords. Antisemitic messages were also found in the books," they said.
Palestinian children are taught to believe that ... is a racist religion and that J control the media, politics, and finances... are depicted as liars, corrupt, and "enemies of Islam at all times and places," and as such should be eliminated.
"Despite the European Union's repeated criticism of the Palestinian Authority, it did not make substantial changes to the textbooks for the 2022-2023 school year," CEO of IMPACT-se Marcus Sheff said. PA President Mahmoud and Prime Minister Mohammad Shtayyeh "must be made aware that there is a price for this – from hearings in the Council of the European Union to condemnation from the European Commission responsible for their funding and the European Parliament."
The German Embassy in Ramallah confirmed in a statement that the country "does support Palestinian education, but does not finance the development or printing of the textbooks.
"We are in constant dialogue with the Palestinian side for further improvements in the education sector and the materials used in it," the statement said.</blockquote></ref>
Reported, for example in 2022: [[Fatah]] and the [[PLO]], which control the Palestinian Authority, makes the time of the younger generation "pleasant" during the summer vacation - they do not send them to the pool or the amusement park - but instead educate them in martyrdom, hatred of Jews and glorification of terrorists
"The Palestinian Authority is doing everything in its power to poison another generation of Palestinian children to hate Jews, in order to train the hearts of the young and prepare them to participate in terrorist activities."<ref>Ahikam Himelfarb, "The camps for Palestinian children: puzzles of murderers, playing with weapons and soldiers next to 'bodies.'"<blockquote>
Fatah and the PLO, which control the Palestinian Authority, made the time of the younger generation "pleasant" during the summer vacation - they did not send them to the pool or the amusement park - but instead educated them in martyrdom, hatred of Jews and glorification of terrorists
... "The Palestinian Authority is doing everything in its power to poison another generation of Palestinian children to hate Jews, in order to train the hearts of the young and prepare them to participate in terrorist activities."</blockquote>
''Shvii'', issue 405, 13th of Elul 5782, 09.09.22. [https://www.dmag.co.il/pub/shvii/504/16/].
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[https://twitter.com/Ahikam20/status/1567763730913525761]</ref>
The bill: "Peace and Tolerance in Palestinian Education Act," already passed in 2019,<ref><blockquote>
Resolving the conflict between Israelis & Palestinians requires teaching all children to be tolerant. Today, @ADL welcomes the bipartisan introduction of the Peace and Tolerance in Palestinian Education Act & commends @IMPACT_SE for its important work.</blockquote></ref><ref>[https://twitter.com/adl/status/1119002011553476608?lang=en Apr 18, 2019].</ref><ref>Omri Nahmias, [https://www.jpost.com/middle-east/house-committee-passes-peace-and-tolerance-in-palestinian-education-act-611394 House Committee passes Peace and Tolerance in Palestinian Education Act], ''JPost'', Dec 19, 2019.<br><i> The legislation is a result of a report by IMPACT-se, which monitors values of peace and tolerance in textbooks.</i></ref> was also passed unanimously in Sep/2022 by the House Foreign Affairs Committee.<ref>[https://www.congress.gov/bill/117th-congress/house-bill/2374/text?r=1&s=2&format=txt 117th Congress (2021-2022): Peace and Tolerance in Palestinian Education Act].</ref>
<ref>[https://sherman.house.gov/media-center/press-releases/shermans-peace-and-tolerance-in-palestinian-education-act-passed-by Sherman's Peace and Tolerance in Palestinian Education Act Passed by House Foreign Affairs Committee Sep 15, 2022.</ref>
The 2022 bill: <ref>[https://sherman.house.gov/media-center/press-releases/congressman-brad-sherman-statement-on-the-house-foreign-affairs Congressman Brad Sherman Statement on the House Foreign Affairs Committee Marking up the Peace and Tolerance in Palestinian Education Act], Sep 13, 2022.</ref><blockquote>will create new State Department reporting to address the ongoing issue of incitement and antisemitic content in textbooks used by the Palestinian Authority and the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees (UNRWA) – which is especially timely given that, despite UNRWA’s renewed commitments to address this issue in the 2021 Framework for Cooperation, problems with antisemitism and incitement continue to be well documented.</blockquote>