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Israeli Teachers' Union Head Threatens School Strike Over Unpaid Day Amid Iran Attack Dispute
Ran Erez, head of Israel's secondary teachers union, threatens a strike over unpaid wages for a day canceled due to Iranian attacks, criticizing government ministers. The Education Ministry blames the Finance Ministry for pay cuts and condemns Erez's tactics, warning of legal action against strikes.
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- 01Ran Erez threatens school strike over unpaid June 8 day canceled for Iran missile attacks.
- 02Erez says teachers worked remotely and should not lose pay for that day.
- 03He criticizes Education Minister Yoav Kisch and Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich for poor handling.
- 04Finance Ministry ordered pay cuts for teachers not holding physical classes that day.
- 05Education Ministry supports teachers, blames Finance Ministry, and condemns Erez's threats.
- 06Ministry warns any strike will face immediate legal injunction due to binding wage agreement.
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