Jerusalem private schools suspend classes over curriculum concerns
The suspension of private schools in Jerusalem and the impact of the occupation's attempts to impose the Israeli curriculum on more than 45,000 Palestinian students before the start of the new school year. The academic year was halted due to the failure to renew the permits for teachers and school staff, accompanied by warnings that the occupation's expanding implementation of the Israeli curriculum threatens to erase the students' national and cultural identity. These measures are seen as a form of escalation aimed at reshaping the educational environment in the city. They emphasize the students' right to an education that preserves their identity, and call for international intervention to protect Palestinian educational institutions.
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