Al-Quds Schools Begin Year Amid Teacher Strike
Palestinian private schools in occupied Jerusalem have gone on strike at the start of the new school year, protesting the Israeli authorities' ban on the entry of a large number of teachers and administrative staff from the West Bank into the city due to the non-renewal of their entry permits. The schools announced the suspension of classes until the permits are reissued, noting that this affects their health and security readiness. Additionally, Christian schools in Jerusalem have announced a suspension of classes because more than 70 teachers and staff from the West Bank have not had their work permits renewed. This comes amid ongoing restrictions by Israel on the entry of Palestinian workers, along with laws that prevent hiring Palestinian teachers within the Israeli system in the future. As a result, the start of the school year is disrupted as usual, compounded by an Israeli law that prohibits the employment of graduates from Palestinian institutions within the Israeli education system, threatening the continuity of the educational process in occupied Jerusalem.
Notice: This Is an AI-Generated Summary
Comments (0)