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Israeli Official
Blasts Schools
Jerusalem (JTA) — Deputy
Education Minister Micha
Goldman has attacked
Israel's government-run re-
ligious schools for what ap-
pears to be a campaign
against the government's
policies in the peace process.
Mr. Goldman also said the
kind of anti-Arab propagan-
da that he has seen on the
schools' bulletin boards
reminds him of the pro-
paganda against Jews that
has been a traditional
feature of schools in Arab
countries.
"Lately we have seen the
phenomenon spreading, es-
pecially in religious schools,
of a campaign against the
peace process and the Israeli
government, especially
against the prime minister,"
said Arik Kaplan, Mr.
Goldman's senior adviser.
Mr. Goldman, who made
his remarks while touring
Rehovot, believes "we
should have a decent
argument" on the merits of
the government's polices,
said Mr. Kaplan.
But Mr. Goldman believes
"we have to fight any at-
tempt to use the educational
system paid for and belong-
ing to the government as a
base of activism against
elected institutions" and of-
ficials, his adviser said.
According to Mr. Kaplan,
some of the pictures on
school bulletin boards show
Arabs descending from El Al
airplanes, obviously
"making aliyah"; Palestine
Liberation Organization
Chairman Yassir Arafat's
head on the shoulders of
Prime Minister Yitzhak
Rabin; and the traditional
Jewish National Fund col-
lection boxes labeled as a
fund for "Ishmael."
Matityahu Dagan, the
head of religious education,
rebutted Mr. Goldman's
allegations that there was
any systemic effort to attack
government policies.
"I deny all the accusa-
tions," he said.
Mr. Dagan said he was
checking into the matter,
but he also said "it was a
mistake on his part to gen-
eralize about 800 schools
from one or two."
"I hope our office would
encourage our students (who
are) behaving bravely and
going to class as usual even
with all the difficulties and
fears, especially those from
(Judea and Samaria)," Mr.
Dagan said, referring to the
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