Huh, you have to be kidding me, and the progressives are most likely all in on this complaint. A complaint because a principal visited Israel and might change his mind on something or be swayed one way or the other. Now that is beyond any type of relations-building with anyone. This is hate and pure hate for Israel and anyone who interacts with or visits the country. CAIR needs to be removed from the U.S.A.
Our government can’t let this stand, and in Texas, the Governor named CAIR as a terrorist group, and he is correct. This is nothing other than infiltration of Islam into our Christian nation by a religious charity group. An attack with guidance from the Muslim Brotherhood, which published information on how to peacefully infiltrate and take control from the infidels, which is us.
Remember all the LGBTQ folks marching for Hamas and supporting “from the river to the sea”? In an Islamic country, those folks would be killed for their beliefs; there would be no green hair and piercings, but for now they are useful idiots for the Muslim extremists in our country. One note: not all Muslims are extremists, but the extremists have the stage at this time because of the silence of those who are peaceful. Just like what we used to call the silent majority in our country. It is time to stop this insanity and wake up and realize the truth, the whole truth about the current state of Islam in our country. All IMO.
“A New Jersey high school principal who accepted an all-expenses-paid, two-day visit to Israel is facing an ethics complaint by an Islamic advocacy group who says his decision to participate in a “propaganda trip” could impair his judgment in the classroom.
The principal of Columbia High School, Frank Sanchez, was singled out among eight educators and other guests hosted by the Jewish Federation of Greater MetroWest. The January 2024 trip included stops at Tel Aviv, a school at Jerusalem where Muslim and Jewish children learn alongside one another, and a kibbutz in southern Israel that was attacked by Hamas terrorists on October 7, 2023.
The trip was designed to encourage state lawmakers and educators “to ask tough questions,” the federation’s Jewish community relations council director, Linda Scherzer, who organized the trip, told The New York Sun.
“We’re not asking them to accept everything that they’re being told: we want them to use their critical reasoning skills, right?” Ms. Scherzer said. “This is a very complicated story. It’s steeped in the thousands of years of history. We don’t expect them to come away after two days understanding all that’s going on here, but we’re challenging them to act as educators, to do what they would ask their own students to do in the classroom and to come back, perhaps a challenge to deepen their understanding of this story.”