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Investigators are looking into complaints about staff members at an East Jerusalem school who have engaged in illegal political propaganda. Photo: Justin McIntosh.
Education Ministry Director General Michal Cohen on Tuesday summoned a principal and a teacher from an elementary school in East Jerusalem for a hearing over suspicions that the two had incited and encouraged violence against IDF soldiers.
According to an Education Ministry press release, in recent days investigators have been looking into complaints that the faculty of the school, in the neighborhood of Beit Hanina, had engaged in illegal political propaganda.
Read full story at The Times of Israel.
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