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Education Minister Vows Support After Severe Incident During School Trip

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Hebrew · 2 newsrooms covering

Education Minister Yoav Kisch announced emergency support for students and families affected by a severe incident during a school trip for Orot Ma'alot Tarshiha Yeshiva students in the Upper Galilee. He emphasized the ministry's commitment to assisting those impacted and called for responsible information sharing during the ongoing investigation. The incident occurred during a school field trip.

The story in 5 lines · by baba

  • Education Minister Yoav Kisch pledged emergency support for students and families after a severe incident during a school trip.
  • The incident involved students from the Orot Ma'alot Tarshiha Yeshiva in the Upper Galilee.
  • Kisch stated the Ministry of Education is working with security forces to provide assistance.
  • He urged the public to avoid spreading unverified rumors and to act responsibly.
  • The minister expressed solidarity with the injured and their families.

Education Minister Yoav Kisch addressed a severe incident that occurred during a field trip for students of the Orot Ma'alot Tarshiha Yeshiva in the Upper Galilee. He stated that the Ministry of Education is operating in emergency mode to support the school community and the families of those affected. "This is an extremely difficult event, and our thoughts are with the injured and their families," Kisch said. He added that the ministry is working with security forces and professionals to provide assistance to students, educational staff, and their families. The minister also urged the public and social media users to exercise restraint and avoid spreading unverified rumors or details while medical and security authorities investigate the situation. "We ask to act responsibly and refrain from disseminating unconfirmed information while the details of the event are still being clarified," he stated.

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