Controversy Over Arab Educators in Israel

Did you see that crazy thing on Yinon Magal, a mother from Nahariya sharing

that in the special needs preschool her daughter attends, all the children are Jewish, but six

of the staff are Arab. It's not just in Nahariya,

and not just in this preschool. Across the country, there's a trend pushed by left-wing

extremist organizations

to bring thousands of Arabs into the Jewish education system,

including, by the way, in preschools

and State-Religious institutions, all

in the name of imagined equality, coexistence, and statements like that.

We didn't come to this land after two thousand years for Arabs to educate our children,

certainly not during wartime, when so, so, so many

in this public support Islamic movements, nationalist

movements, and are effectively an enemy right here among us,

and now inside our schools, inside our preschools.

This is so crazy. But you know what's even crazier?

It's crazy that it's hardly on the agenda of any right-wing,

nationalist party.

I'm talking about all of them. This is madness.

And no matter how much we spoke out after October Seventh and the discourse

It could be much broader today and talk about far more issues,

yet these things can hardly be discussed, so I want to

first of all say kudos to that heroine who went to Yinon Magal.

Keep going, anyone with such an issue. Publish it, spread it, speak

about it. Don't—don't shut up, don't let

the progressives continue bringing us assimilation

and false illusions of some imaginary coexistence that ultimately ends in a massacre for us.

And sometimes it's better to have those

with supposed explosive belts, not those here who, with sweet

talk, assimilate us from within and destroy us from within, like

Ra'am and the Islamic movements.