Jerusalem - "Al-Quds" dot com - Fatah movement spokesman in Jerusalem, Muhammad Rabie, said, "The attempt to impose the Israeli curriculum by the occupation authorities comes in the context of the occupation's plans to Judaise, seize education, obliterate the Palestinian national identity, declare war on Palestinian Arab schools, and kill consciousness." National Jerusalemite Students.

And the "Fatah" movement called for a commitment to the comprehensive strike tomorrow, Monday, which was called for by the national and Islamic forces, institutions and popular bodies in Jerusalem, in order to reject any form of imposing and dictating the false and distorted Israeli occupation curriculum.

Rabie continued, "What the occupation authorities are doing in Jerusalem is an open, rejected, and condemned attempt to obscure the truth of the Palestinian people's right to their land, distort Palestinian history and replace it with the occupation's narrative, which no Palestinian accepts."

He warned against the Israeli attempts to familyize education in the occupied city of Jerusalem, through the pressures that the occupation escalated against schools, and everything related to the Palestinian national identity.

The Fatah movement, through its spokesman in Jerusalem, considered that the occupation measures are a serious violation of all international legitimacy resolutions that affirm that the occupied city of Jerusalem is an integral part of the occupied Palestinian territories, and praised the struggle and steadfastness of the Jerusalemites in the face of the occupation's attempts and measures that target the identity of Jerusalem.

The Jerusalemite activities had called for a complete strike in all schools in Jerusalem tomorrow, in rejection of all attempts to impose the fake curriculum on Jerusalemite students .

In a joint statement, the national and Islamic forces called on the parents of Jerusalem schools to adhere to the strike, and the necessity for the school administration to adhere to the same position as the parents, and not to violate the national position.