Jerusalem - "Quds" dot com - Parents of faith schools in occupied Jerusalem organized, on Thursday morning, a vigil in front of their doors.

The vigil came as a protest against the storming of the school by the Israeli Ministry of "Education" staff, yesterday morning, and the search of students' bags in search of the Palestinian curriculum.

Tariq Akash, head of the parents' council in Al-Iman Schools, confirmed to Al-Quds.com that he filed a complaint yesterday with the Israeli police against employees of the Israeli Ministry of Education, who had stormed the schools earlier yesterday and terrorized students and teaching staff.

Akash said, "The complaint was filed with an Israeli police station in Jerusalem, against employees of the ministry, who terrorized students and teaching staff, and threatened them. They questioned the students about the curriculum being taught, and searched their bags, which is not within their jurisdiction."

According to Akash, the employees of the Israeli Ministry of "Education" raided the school and demanded to inspect the building and the number of students, and it is their job to inspect the school buildings technically only. Terrifying students, they threatened teachers and principals, and intimidated them.

Akash indicated that when the parents found out, they came to the schools, and altercations occurred between them and the Israeli Ministry of Education staff, and those staff were told that this was not within their powers, and after that they withdrew from the schools.

Since the beginning of the current academic year, the Israeli Ministry of "Education" has been trying to impose distorted curricula on a number of schools in Jerusalem, and has threatened to close six schools: the Abrahamic College, and five schools affiliated with faith schools. what they want for their children.