🔷Defending Palestinian Education Rights

Palyouth The most prominent of what came in the statement of Dmitry Diliani, a member of the Revolutionary Council and spokesman for the reformist and democratic movement in Fatah: 

 Diliani stated that the campaign by the residents of Mount Al-Makbar to boycott and reject Israeli occupation attempts to impose their educational curriculum on our children, in violation of international law, is a bold and wise campaign counted as part of the national struggle and sacrifices of Mount Al-Makbar's people. This genuine campaign is based on the premise that the Israeli occupation's education curriculum seeks to spread Israeli culture and ideology within our schools, posing a real threat to Palestinian identity, and heritage, and an attempt to influence the minds of our children.

Diliani further added that we renew our full support for the efforts of Mount Al-Makbar's residents and all regions fighting against the occupation's educational curriculum, defending our identity, culture, and the education of our children. We emphasize that education based on Palestinian national principles is the most potent weapon against the Israeli occupation's attempts to manipulate our children's minds.

Diliani strongly condemned the Israeli occupation's inspection of Palestinian students near the Blessed Al-Aqsa Mosque in occupied Jerusalem this morning, obstructing their path to school, affirming that this aggressive occupation behavior towards our children constitutes a blatant violation of human rights, dignity, and the right to education.

Diliani urged the international community to bear its responsibilities in protecting the rights of Palestinian children in the face of the occupation's attempts to manipulate their education and undermine their identity through oppressive practices.

PALYOUTH. K.F