Exclusive interview: How incitement to murder Israelis is spread in Gaza schools

A 40-year-old geography teacher, employed for 15 years in UNRWA schools in Gaza, reveals in an exclusive interview with Channel 14 how teachers spread extremist ideas and incite students to murder Israelis. According to her, even after October 7, the violent ideas are intensifying and another massacre could occur. Additional testimony from a Hamas school teacher reinforces the picture.

A 40-year-old geography teacher, employed for 15 years in UNRWA schools in the Gaza Strip, gives an exclusive interview to Channel 14 in which she reveals a systematic mechanism of incitement to murder Israelis in educational institutions. According to her, teachers spread extremist and violent ideas among male and female students, inciting them to murder and use violence. She describes a confrontation with a teacher who spread ideas of murder among female students, and claims that even after the destruction wrought by October 7 on the Strip, the extremist ideas are intensifying. According to her, "Maybe there will be another October 7, which will bring destruction and killing more than we have already seen." In addition, documentation reached Channel 14 of a teacher from a Hamas government school, confirming that the problem is broader and not necessarily related to Hamas, but lies "in the minds of the students, parents, and teachers." The article raises questions about UNRWA's role in preventing incitement to violence.