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Jerusalem Court Orders Palestinian-Israeli Bereaved Families Forum Back Into Schools
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First reported by Ynet · Jun 14, 2026
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The Jerusalem District Court ordered the Education Ministry to reinstate a controversial bereaved families dialogue program in schools. Education Minister Yoav Kisch and right-wing groups condemned the ruling and vowed to keep the forum out of classrooms.
- 01Jerusalem court restored the bereaved families forum’s school program to the Gafn database.
- 02Judge Aharon Rubin said the ministry failed to prove the program violates state education goals.
- 03Kisch called the ruling “scandalous and disgraceful” and vowed to fight it.
- 04B’Tsalmo and B’Choose Life said the program falsely equates terror victims and terrorists.
- 05The ruling is expected to reignite debate over political content in schools.
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