Jewish teachers in Arab schools

Over 70% of Israel's population are Jews and 21% are Arab. However, most Arabs and Jews attend separate schools and separate school systems.

By ELLA ELGARESIE, FATMA AMER, JONATHAN SCHWARTZMAN, BAR ILAN UNIVERSITY

FEBRUARY 7, 2021 18:03

Students going to school (photo credit: Courtesy) — Students going to school

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Eital levy and Yael Sarig are two religious Jewish teachers who decided to bridge the gap between Arabs and Jews by teaching in Arabs schools, such as Al-Hayat middle school in Kfar Qasim and Qhawesh elementary school in Uum al-Fahm.

Jewish teachers in Arab schools

Over 70% of Israel's population are Jews and 21% are Arab. However, most Arabs and Jews attend separate schools and separate school systems.

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