The battle that Likud and other right-wing parties prefer not to wage

An opinion piece by Dudi Vakhtel argues that the real battle for Israel's identity is not against security threats but within the education system, where progressive values are promoted at the expense of Jewish tradition. The author criticizes right-wing parties, led by Likud, for ignoring the processes shaping the next generation.

An opinion piece by Dudi Vakhtel argues that the real battle for the future and identity of the State of Israel is not only against security threats, but within the education system. The author presents a claim about five buses leaving Jaljulia every morning, filled with Arab teachers, destined for schools of Jewish students. He mentions a special grant of 180,000 NIS from the Ministry of Education to every Jewish school principal who employed Arab teachers, which doubled their number within two years. The author sharply criticizes right-wing parties, led by Likud, which he claims are not acting against what he calls 'the madness' in the education system, and prefer to focus on familiar security threats. He calls for long-term responsibility focused on identity and roots, and warns against ignoring the processes shaping the next generation.