An UNRWA school in the West Bank posted a video of students celebrating Jihad against Jews, as several October 7 terrorists were found to have graduated from UNRWA schools in Gaza.
IMPACT-SE has been monitoring textbook materials for years, and alleges that the curricula in UNRWA schools fail to challenge a culture of violence and antisemitism.
One of the agreements, which alone allocates 12 million Euros to UNRWA, is earmarked for the continuation of a program that aims to digitalize elements of UNRWA’s Health and Education services.
Palestinian schools use textbooks that promote antisemitism and violence against Israelis as well as erasing Israel's existence and legitimacy.
This year’s resolution emphasized the need to remove antisemitic references and examples more than past versions.
The rising violence in the West Bank demonstrates that those foreign bodies that fund Palestinian textbooks must demand accountability.