How to save the children growing up in high-voting areas for Likud | Meir Uziel

Meir Uziel writes a satirical article proposing a law to transfer children from high-voting areas for Likud to schools in other areas, should a left-wing government be formed. The article mocks the idea of judging education by election results and the claim that the High Court would strike down such a law.

Meir Uziel writes a satirical opinion piece in 'Maariv', following comments by Danny Kushmaro about high-voting areas for Likud. Uziel proposes in mock seriousness that if a left-wing government is formed, one of its first laws would transfer children from areas where Likud wins over 50% of the vote to schools in areas where Likud wins less than 20%, with the aim of 'saving' them from negative political influence. He jokes about the idea that the High Court would strike down such a law, and offers the joke to stand-up comedians. The article uses humor to criticize the notion of judging the education system by election results and the assumption that certain voting areas need educational 'correction'.