Lebanese call for removing any normalization with Israel in school books
Rana Aladdin
Press TV, Beirut
With the beginning of new academic year in Lebanon, a campaign has been launched in the Arab country to exclude any forms of normalization with Israel in its schools’ curricula. In a petition, the campaigners have also urged the educational officials to raise Lebanese students’ awareness of the Palestinian cause and the resistance movements in the region. Press TV’s correspondent in Beirut has more in this report.
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