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Education Ministry Mandates Teachers Stick to Approved Curriculum
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First reported by Haaretz · 8 hours ago
What happened
Israel's Ministry of Education has instructed teachers to teach only from an approved list of subjects and to report any deviations. The directive is issued amid political maneuvering, security warnings about potential Palestinian retaliation, and commentary on political figures.
- 01Teachers must teach from a closed list and report deviations.
- 02The directive comes amid political uncertainty and upcoming elections.
- 03IDF warns of increased risk of Palestinian attacks on settlers.
- 04Political commentary discusses potential successors and political missteps.
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