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- Palestinian schools funded by British foreign aid are named after terrorists
- Pictures of 'martyrs' and revolutionary slogans are posted all
over the walls
- Despite this millions of pounds of aid continues to pour into
the region
- The Mail on Sunday is calling on the government to end foreign
aid madness
By Ian Birrell In Hebron For The Mail On Sunday 11. 3.
2017
For the full article go to: http://tinyurl.com/jasuv4l
Britain is pumping huge sums of foreign aid into Palestinian schools named after mass murderers
and Islamist militants, which openly promote terrorism and encourage pupils to
see child killers as role models.
A Mail on Sunday investigation has found 24 schools
named after Palestinian terrorists and evidence of widespread encouragement of
violence against Israel by teachers, with
terrorists routinely held up as heroes for schoolchildren.
Pictures of ‘martyrs’ are posted on school walls,
revolutionary slogans and symbols are painted on premises used by youngsters,
sports events are named after teenage terrorists and children are encouraged to
act out shooting Israeli soldiers in plays.
In a sick classroom play children at the Al-Surra
School surround a classmate dressed as an Israeli soldier to play out a mock
'execution'
Head teachers openly admit flouting attempts by British
and European donors to control the curriculum at schools. They print overtly
political study aids for pupils, some even denying the existence of Israel, and
teachers boast of encouraging pupils to emulate teenage attackers killed in the
most recent wave of terrorist attacks in the region.
One senior teacher from a prominent West Bank school,
asked what he would say to a pupil threatening to attack Israelis, told this
newspaper: ‘I would tell them go in the name of God.’
This is all despite a review of the hundreds of
millions of pounds in donations poured into Palestinian public services last
year, which came after Western donors raised concerns about the indoctrination
of children.
The changes to aid handouts followed a furore sparked
by a previous Mail on Sunday investigation exposing how British taxpayers’ cash
supported monthly payments to convicted terrorist killers and the families of
suicide bombers.
After the soldier was 'shot' dead the photo was posted
on the school's Facebook page.
The investigation also discovered that British aid was
funding salaries for thousands of civil servants who had not worked for nine years,
despite many admitting they had second jobs. These payments were stopped three
months ago.
The investigation was part of this newspaper’s
long-running campaign against the Government’s commitment to foreign aid which
is set to reach £12 billion.
Joan Ryan, chair of Labour Friends of Israel and MP for
Enfield North, said she supported sending aid to Palestine but urged Ministers
to make the Palestinians stick to funding agreements. She said: ‘We cannot
stand idly by while the Palestinian Authority sanctions anti-Semitic incitement
which poisons young minds and makes a two-state solution ever more difficult to
achieve.’
This year alone Britain is giving £25 million to the
Palestinian Authority (PA). It will help fund salaries for 30,000 officials in
West Bank health and education.
The EU, which gets one-tenth of its aid budget from
Britain, is donating £272 million. More than half of this goes to public
servants in education, health and social services in Gaza and West Bank.
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