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Abu Ali ExpressWorld

Egyptian Kindergarten Celebrates 1973 War Victory Amid Accusations of Indoctrination

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Hebrew · Sole source

An Egyptian kindergarten celebrated the anniversary of the 1973 October War with children's activities. Footage emerged following statements by Egyptian President el-Sisi. The article criticizes the event, alleging it constitutes "education for hatred of Jews from infancy." It argues that education, not declarations, is the true measure of societal attitudes.

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  • An Egyptian kindergarten celebrated the anniversary of the 1973 October War.
  • Footage emerged following statements by Egyptian President el-Sisi.
  • The article alleges the kindergarten's activities promote hatred of Jews.
  • It states education is the true measure of societal attitudes, not declarations.

A kindergarten in Egypt marked the recent victory celebrations, commemorating the 1973 October War on October 6. The event featured children's activities, with footage emerging following statements by Egyptian President el-Sisi.

The article alleges that the educational practices observed in the kindergarten constitute "education for hatred of Jews from infancy," asserting that "education is the measure" while "declarations are free."

This sentiment is repeated, emphasizing that the educational system is the true indicator of societal attitudes, contrasting with mere verbal statements.

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