VICTORIAN education minister James Merlino has come under fire after Victorian high school students found a „heavily biased” stage-play about life in Gaza during the conflict with Israel on their curriculum. Read more » »

« POUR JERUSALEM, JE NE ME TAIRAI POINT » « On ne peut être que profondément choqué lorsqu’on apprend que notre pays, la France, pays des Lumières et de la laïcité, a apposé sa signature au bas de la résolution adoptée par le Conseil exécutif de l’Unesco le 16 avril dernier, sur le point intitulé « Palestine occupée ». Read more » »

When it comes to teaching students about controversial foreign political disputes with complex historical roots, one group has found a simple yet powerful way to help schools go about it – by teaching it through the context of love. Read more » »

The 67th annual Interfaith Tea brought more than 150 women of all faiths together to congregate and sing hymns at Temple B’nai B’rith in Kingston Tuesday. Sean McKeag | Times Leader Marie Idah Margalis listens to Rev. Louis Kaminski speak during the 67th annual Interfaith Tea event at Temple B’nai B’rith in Kingston Tuesday. Read more » »

Prezados Amigos Estamos te aguardando amanhã, para este delicioso encontro. Até amanhã! Abraço Fraternal Zeila Sliozbergas Read more » »

A play about two lovers who meet in war-torn Gaza that’s being taught at Victorian high schools has been labelled hateful and anti-Jewish by the state Liberal Party. Read more » »