Importance of Regular school attendance

We have said more than once that Palestine is one of the first countries in the world in terms of education and that illiteracy is almost completely gone, and that many of its children are distinguished in the Arab world and internationally on the scientific and cultural level. More than that, the Palestinians have had a great positive role in helping other Arab countries in the educational field, and this is a clear issue. It is well known and no one ignores it.

In this educational year, the educational process was disturbed, strikes prevailed, education was disrupted, and schools were closed for a relatively long period, which led to widespread confusion and fear of losing the entire educational year. The salaries and financial allocations were the only reason that called for the strike of the educational bodies in many schools.

The government communicated with educational institutions, and it was agreed that the financial problems were resolved according to the government’s capabilities in this context, because the government does not deduct from the allocations and does not try to reduce the importance and responsibility of male and female teachers, but the weak government financial capabilities and the obvious deficit in this context lead to financial problems, although the government She does not want it, but she is forced to do so.

The strike disrupted the educational process and caused an academic catastrophe, but the sincere intentions of the government and the teaching staff led to an understanding and the resumption of order in all schools in the West Bank. The Tawjihi exam will be held on time, and the strike period will be compensated.

We support and bless this step, and we hope that more understanding and cooperation will take place in the service of the country and future generations. Education is a vital and essential basis in the life and future of our people.

The disaster in Sudan saddens everyone!!
Sudan is an Arab country full of natural resources and was theoretically considered the treasury of the Arab world, but unfortunately it was previously exposed to fateful issues that led to the secession of its south and the establishment of an independent state in the separate section in the name of the state of South Sudan.

These days, what is left of this brotherly country is on fire, and the various tribes and factions are fighting. Hundreds of dead and thousands of wounded have fallen, and many institutions and geographical locations are being destroyed. The division is deepening between the tribal leaders, and there is a possibility of new divisions.

Although the warring parties theoretically reached a three-day truce during Eid al-Fitr, the fighting did not stop, and the crisis did not abate, and it does not appear to be on the way to a solution.

Despite what we suffer from the occupation and its practices, the Sudanese tragedy makes us suffer and follow what is happening in this brotherly country.

And from the heart of Palestine, the country of the Isra’ and Mi’raj, and the Dome of the Rock, we pray that this tragedy ends and that the various parties agree to resolve the bloody conflict that is neither justified nor necessary, and that all differences can be resolved through understanding, democracy and cooperation, and this is what we hope for brotherly Sudan as soon as possible.