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JCPA PUBLISHED MASSIVE ESSAY ON ANTI-SEMITISM AND ANTI-ISRAELISM IN THE DUTCH SHOOL SYSTEM…….

 

The JCPA has just published a major new essay by Dr.Manfred Gerstenfeld, that provides a detailed accounting of incidents of anti-Semitism and anti-Israelism in the Dutch school system, which the Tundra Tabloids will link to.

Highlighting these individual acts of Jew hatred, Dr.Gerstenfeld draws our attention to not only to the individual acts themselves, but to the wider issue of the wisdom behind the linking of studies on the Holocaust with the Middle East conflict.

The decision to connect the two studies was born out of politics, based on fear of a certain segment of Dutch society that harbors traditionally held irrational Jew hatred, and the perceived need to placate them. (One must remember that the OIC, the Organization of the Islamic Cooperation, promotes an anti-“Islamophobia” agenda, but also refuses to recognize Muslim/Islamic anti-Semitism, and might have played a role in pressuring the Dutch to use such a curriculum)

Dr.Gerstenfeld shows us how that failed policy has led to the present, sad state of affairs within the Dutch school system, which sees the Muslim student population becoming more confrontational with Jewish students in open displays of anti-Semitism, that’s accompanied with an ostrich-head-in-the-sand approach by the school staff. KGS

NOTE: Please disseminate this essay to as many people possible.

No. 110, 1 September/ 2 Elul 5771

ANTI-SEMITISM AND ANTI-ISRAELISM IN DUTCH SCHOOLS

Manfred Gerstenfeld 

  • Anti-Semitism and anti-Israelism in schools or places related to them constitute a significant problem in a number of Western countries. In the coming years, this issue will have to be addressed internationally in much more detail. The major question is how much anti-Semitism do Jewish children encounter in schools? Other important issues are the nature of school curricula, the attitudes of the teachers, the presentation of the Holocaust in schools, security in and around Jewish schools, attacks on Jewish students outside of schools, and so on.
  • In the Netherlands, substantial research has been undertaken on problems Jewish children encounter in schools. Various projects have been developed to deal with this discrimination. Some information is also available about the harassment of Jewish students outside of schools. As so little is known internationally about these important issues, assessment of the Dutch activities in this field can be useful as a model for similar analyses in other countries.
  • The arrival of a large, nonselective Muslim immigration is probably the most negative event for Dutch Jewry since the Second World War. Among these immigrants are a significant number who have brought with them far greater prejudices against Jews than were commonly seen previously among the Dutch population. Research findings show that students of Moroccan and Turkish descent are disproportionately anti-Semitic compared to Dutch students. The problems have persisted over a long period.
  • Dutch programs developed to fight anti-Semitism have had a positive effect on a certain number of Muslim children. However, large percentages of them are not positively influenced. The percentage of Moroccan and Turkish students who remain anti-Semitic is still high. One important drawback of the main program is that it deals with the Holocaust and the situation in the Middle East together. The Jewish community has protested in vain against this several times.

Anti-Semitism and anti-Israelism in schools or places related to them constitute a significant problem in a number of Western countries. In the coming years, this issue will have to be addressed internationally in much more detail. Already in 2002 a book, The Lost Territories of the Republic,[1] was published on anti-Semitism, racism, and sexism in French schools.

A study published in Norway in 2011, for instance, found that one-third of Jewish students in Oslo are verbally or physically harassed at least two to three times a month. Fifty-one percent of the students interviewed regard the word Jew as a pejorative.[2]

The major question is how much anti-Semitism do Jewish children encounter in schools? Another important issue is the nature of the teaching materials and the attitudes of the teachers. This also raises a further fundamental question: to what extent are some schools a breeding ground for the adult anti-Semites of the next generation? Yet the issue to be studied has many more aspects, for instance, concerning the teaching of the Holocaust in schools, the security of Jewish schools, attacks on Jewish students outside of schools, and so on.

The Center for Information and Documentation on Israel (CIDI) has reported for a decade already about harassment that Jewish schoolchildren encounter. Substantial research on these problems has been undertaken. A variety of projects have been developed to deal with this discrimination. Some information is also available about various problems Jewish children encounter outside of their schools. As so little is known internationally about these important issues, the assessments of Dutch research in this field can be useful as a model for similar analyses in other countries.

One must be aware, however, that no detailed overview of all the problems involved can be written at this time. It would require far more research and the resultant findings would be more appropriate for a book-size report.

Read it all here.

5 Responses

  1. I will post this on other websites. Thank you for the post, KGS.

  2. Im from the Netherlands and trust me there are lots of people like me that despise this kind of thing. We all know its done by our sickning elite and left wing politics. The hatred will never come from a white dutch kid unless he has many muzzie ‘friends’ but i bet usually that comes from turkish or morrocan muslim scum we got here by the loads.

    Last elections they held a vote under the students overhere and PVV came out a great winner which tells me that whatever our filth elite is trying to do it wont work, it will never work. Students get older and learn to think for themselves and shake off that vision their lefty teachers try to push on them.

    More and more people are waking up to this muslim appeasing scum society we have become but sadly we still have a long way to go as our country is still ran by dhimmies.

    I am not Jewish but will always stand for Israel. muslims across the world are scum and they prove that day in day out by example. I just hope one day the bucket is full and then us people from the streets will take back our culture and country from the ones that hijacked it so badly. TRUST ME THAT DAY WILL COME

  3. Tax deduction for immigrants
    sending money home!

    Knowing that “all Somalis (in Norway) support the Al Shabaab”, what can you say when Somali member of the Oslo City Council for the Labor party, Bashe Musse praises the hawala system as most efficient and at the same time proposes that immigrants Norway makes tax deductible the money they send to “family and friends” at home?

    Musse is also the Leader of the Somali Network in Norway.*

    “We support Al Shabaab
    We love them”

    During investigations on terror funding i 2008, Somali taxidrivers in Oslo were finding these investigations very unjust, saying “- Alle støtter Al-Shabaab” – “-Everybody supports Al Shabaab”.

    “- How much have you transferred?”
    “- That’s a secret,” says Ali Hassan, father of seven, taxidriver and leader of Alliance Reliberation for Somalia, with 20 years in Norway

    https://www.aftenposten.no/nyheter/iriks/article2287146.ece
    https://www.utrop.no/Nyheter/Innenriks/20546

    * There is a remarkably long list of Somali associations only in Oslo!
    Here are some of them, in the link asking “Do all Somali organizations get state financial support?”
    https://debatt.sol.no/content/far-alle-somaliske-organisasjoner-statsstotte

  4. Edit

    Knowing that “all Somalis (in Norway) support the Al Shabaab”, what can you say when Somali member of the Oslo City Council for the Labor party, Bashe Musse praises the hawala system as most efficient and at the same time proposes that Norway makes tax deductible the money immigrants send to “family and friends” at home?

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