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Kindergarten Closure Sparks Outrage Over Security Lapses in Rosh Ha'ayin

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Translated & summarized from Arutz Sheva by baba
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Parents of children attending the "Sinai" kindergarten in Rosh Ha'ayin expressed outrage and anxiety this morning as classes were suspended following a series of serious security breaches at the facility. The decision to halt educational activities was made by parents and the kindergarten administration after three separate intrusions into the compound occurred within a few days.

The incidents began last Thursday when a woman, believed to be suffering from mental health issues, entered the kindergarten building and caused significant property damage. The following day, Friday, staff discovered that the building's windows had been broken, leading to the cancellation of classes for that day. The situation escalated further over the weekend, with another intrusion reported inside the kindergarten on Saturday.

These repeated security failures have ignited widespread fear and anger among parents, who are protesting the perceived lack of security and municipal response. "For us, the issue isn't the property damage, but the safety and security of our children," stated concerned parents. "When an event like this happens three times in a row, it cannot be treated as an isolated incident. We demand that the municipality fix the deficiencies and provide perimeter security before the children return to kindergarten."

As of now, all classes at the kindergarten remain suspended until adequate security measures are implemented.

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