Society - Hesse's state government invites pupils from Israel
The state government will invite students from Israel affected by terror and war to Hesse this winter. The group of 15 to 20 people will probably be guests at the Carl-von-Weinberg School in Frankfurt for around ten days in January or February, the Ministry of Education and Cultural Affairs in Wiesbaden announced on Wednesday.
Among other things, the young people will be able to take part in sports activities and, if necessary, receive psychological counseling - a reception in the state parliament is also planned. "At a time when hatred of Jews is once again becoming socially acceptable, we are obliged to take action against all forms of anti-Semitism. Our offer is aimed at children and young people who are particularly affected by the terror of Hamas," said Hesse's Minister President Boris Rhein (CDU).
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- The Ministry of Culture in Hesse, recognizing the importance of promoting understanding and peace, has planned a cultural exchange program with schools in Frankfurt and Wiesbaden, inviting children from conflict-affected regions, including those from Israel.
- Despite the ongoing conflicts in various parts of the world, the German state government of Hesse, with its commitment to religious tolerance and inclusivity, is extending a hand of support to children who have been affected by religious tensions, particularly those from Israel.
- The state government's initiative to invite children from Israel to Hesse aims to bridge the cultural and religious divide, fostering dialogue between the young generation and setting an example for other regions to follow, as demonstrated by the State Government and the Ministry of Culture in Frankfurt and Wiesbaden.
- While anti-Semitic incidents are on the rise, Hesse's government and its Ministry of Education and Cultural Affairs in Wiesbaden are determined to combat all forms of hatred and intolerance, especially towards the Jewish community, as shown by their invitation to children from Israel facing conflicts related to religion.
- In response to the escalating tensions between Israel and Hamas, the State Government of Hesse, with the support of its Ministry of Culture, is spearheading a unique project to encourage peace and understanding between the two communities, targeting children and youths, and thereby setting a precedent in interfaith dialogue in Frankfurt and Wiesbaden.
Source: www.stern.de
