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Ongoing Story· Day 9

Gaza UNRWA Teachers Spreading Incitement to Murder Israelis, Teacher Claims

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Gaza UNRWA Teacher Threatened with Scissors for Challenging Pro-Hamas Rhetoric

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A UNRWA teacher in Gaza, identified as T., reported being threatened with scissors by a school administrator for challenging pro-Hamas rhetoric and antisemitism in classrooms. She chose not to file a formal complaint with UNRWA due to fears for her safety and a lack of trust in the agency's ability to protect whistleblowers from Hamas's influence. The teacher believes this reflects a systemic issue where education is used for indoctrination, negatively impacting children's development and making them vulnerable to extremism.

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  • A UNRWA teacher in Gaza was threatened with scissors for challenging pro-Hamas rhetoric.
  • The teacher, identified as T., fears for her safety and distrusts UNRWA's ability to protect her.
  • She believes Hamas influences Gaza's educational system to indoctrinate children.
  • The education system reportedly promotes antisemitism and glorifies martyrdom.
  • The teacher advocates for an education that offers hope and critical thinking skills.
Gaza UNRWA Teacher Threatened with Scissors for Challenging Pro-Hamas Rhetoric
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