Palestinian schools in Jerusalem shut doors to protest Israel-imposed textbooks

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Palestinian schools in Jerusalem shut doors to protest Israel-imposed textbooks

STORY: Palestinian schools in Jerusalem shut doors to protest Israel-imposed textbooks DATELINE: Sept. 20, 2022 LENGTH: 00:01:23 LOCATION: Jerusalem CATEGORY: POLITICS/EDUCATION SHOTLIST: 1. various of the empty scene outside a school in East Jerusalem 2. various of the East Jerusalem protest slogan: "Comprehensive strike in Palestinian schools" (Arabic) 3. various of Palestinian flag flying in East Jerusalem 4. various of the empty scene inside a school in East Jerusalem 5. various of the street view of East Jerusalem (file) STORYLINE: Some 150 Palestinian schools in East Jerusalem on Monday shut their doors to protest against attempts of the Israeli government to censor the textbooks and impose the Israeli curriculum in classrooms. About 100,000 students refrained from going to their schools in compliance with the strike, a warning step after the Israeli government began taking punitive measures against schools to force them to "drop the Palestinian narrative from the curricula they teach and to include

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