Bomb Explodes Near Sakhnin School, Terrifying 500 Students
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A bomb exploded near Al-Salam Primary School in Sakhnin, Israel, on Monday, terrifying over 500 students inside. The incident has sparked outrage among parents and officials, who are demanding increased security. Parents' committees are planning protests and boycotting classes if security does not improve, stating "If there is no safety and security in Sakhnin, there will be no education."
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- A bomb exploded three meters from Al-Salam Primary School in Sakhnin, endangering over 500 students.
- The incident occurred during school hours, causing panic among students and staff.
- Parents' committee head Fadi Tarad called the attack a violation of all boundaries.
- Psychological support teams were sent to the school to help traumatized children.
- Parents are threatening to boycott classes if security does not improve.
- Potential protests include demonstrations and blocking the main road.
A bomb exploded just three meters from the fence of Al-Salam Primary School in Sakhnin on Monday, creating a scene of terror for over 500 students inside. The incident, which occurred during school hours, sent students under the age of 12 and staff into a state of panic.
i24NEWS correspondent Mabda Farhat reported that the attack represents a severe breach of all red lines, noting a recent surge in daily shootings in Sakhnin without effective deterrence, eroding residents' sense of security. Emergency and psychological teams were dispatched to the school to assist students who were crying from the shock of the explosion.
Fadi Tarad, head of the General Committee of Parents in Sakhnin, stated that the incident crossed all boundaries, especially with the bomb falling near a primary school during official hours. The committee decided against sending students home, fearing parents would be unable to cope alone, and opted for psychological support within the school.
Tarad announced that emergency meetings are scheduled with Sakhnin Mayor Mazen Ghanayem and a broader parents' committee meeting to formulate strong responses to the Israeli Police and the Ministry of Education. "If there is no safety and security in Sakhnin, there will be no education," the parents declared.
Potential protest actions, as reported by Farhat, may include demonstrations with primary school students and blocking the main road to pressure security forces to combat crime.
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