Jewish-Arab love story can still be taught in schools as part of open curriculum
“The greatest danger in your eyes is displaying a rounded character of an Arab, not terrorists, but of multi-ambitions and weaknesses, in short a man, a human,” books editor tells education c'tee.
Gymnasia Rehavia is the country’s second modern high school, built on Keren Kayemeth Street in 1928(photo credit: Wikimedia Commons)ByLIDAR GRAVÉ-LAZIUpdated: