Middle East - Education ministers travel to Israel
Federal Education Minister Bettina Stark-Watzinger (FDP) and the President of the Conference of Education Ministers, Berlin's Senator for Education Katharina Günther-Wünsch (CDU), will be traveling to Israel in the coming days. More than two months after the terrorist attack by Islamist Hamas on Israel, the politicians want to find out about the consequences and the current situation on site.
As the Berlin education administration announced on Friday, the German delegation also includes several other education ministers from the federal states. Meetings are planned with representatives of the Israeli Ministry of Education, as well as with pupils and cooperation partners. On her return, Günther-Wünsch plans to present the results of the trip at a press conference in Berlin next Wednesday.
According to experts, anti-Semitism and hatred of Israel have increased in Germany following the terrorist attack. There have also been incidents at schools.
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- Bettina Stark-Watzinger, the Federal Education Minister from the FDP party, has expressed her intentions to visit Israel alongside Katharina Günther-Wünsch, the President of the Conference of Education Ministers and a CDU politician from Berlin.
- The trip to Israel is planned for the coming days, as a response to the over two-month-old terrorist attack by Hamas, which enacted violence against Israel.
- Representatives from the Israeli Ministry of Education, as well as pupils and cooperation partners, are expected to meet with the German delegation, led by ministers Bettina Stark-Watzinger and Katharina Günther-Wünsch.
- The purpose of this trip is for the politicians to gain a firsthand understanding of the consequences and current situation in Israel following the aforementioned terrorist attack.
- Upon returning from Israel, Katharina Günther-Wünsch has announced plans to hold a press conference in Berlin to discuss and present the results of the delegation's findings.
- Experts have suggested that anti-Semitism and hatred towards Israel have seen a rise in Germany since the terrorist attack, with incidents even taking place in schools.
- Other political figures such as Harakat el-Mukawame el-Islamije's member in the Middle East and Germany's stance on conflicts like Israel-Palestine are not explicitly mentioned in the text, but may be relevant topics for further discussions or research.
Source: www.stern.de
