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Umm al-Fahm Schools Shut Down in Protest Against MK Tzvi Sukkot's Planned Visit

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First reported by Arutz Sheva · 5 hours ago

What happened

Schools in Umm al-Fahm closed in protest of MK Tzvi Sukkot's planned visit to inspect curricula, with local leaders accusing him of political provocation and Sukkot defending the need for oversight to prevent incitement.

01All schools in Umm al-Fahm shut down Sunday to protest MK Tzvi Sukkot's planned education committee visit.
02Local leaders call Sukkot's visit a political provocation exploiting schools for election propaganda.
03Parents' and popular committees say allegations of violence in schools are false and reject incitement.
04Hadash leader Youssef Jabareen accuses Sukkot of spreading racism and incitement inspired by Meir Kahane.
05Sukkot condemns the strike, accusing the city of shielding incitement and avoiding oversight.
06Sukkot insists education must be monitored to prevent hate and promote coexistence.

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