Israel Imposes Its School Curriculum on 45,000 Palestinian Students in East Jerusalem
Tel Aviv has unilaterally decided to impose its curriculum on Palestinian schools starting with the 2026-2027 school year.
The 2026-2027 school year proceeded without major incident in East Jerusalem, a territory occupied and annexed by Israel. According to RFI, Tel Aviv has unilaterally imposed its school curriculum on approximately 45,000 Palestinian students, tightening its grip on education in the region.
This measure comes in a context described as "increasingly explosive" and represents a strengthening of Israeli control over the daily lives of Palestinians in East Jerusalem.
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