Iran's Controversial Textbooks Promote Violence Against US and Israel
Iran releases vile school textbooks teaching children to destroy ‘Great Satan’ US and Israel
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Iran has released disturbing school textbooks that promote violence against the United States and Israel, featuring graphic imagery and lessons on missile strikes. The content reflects a broader agenda of hostility and antisemitism, raising concerns among international observers about the indoctrination of Iranian youth.
- 01Textbooks promote violence and antisemitism against the US and Israel.
- 02Lessons include calculating missile strike times on Israeli cities.
- 03The materials were released after Iran's military conflicts with Israel and the US.
- 04Images depict graphic war scenarios and glorify military actions against the US.
- 05International organizations are alarmed by the indoctrination of children.
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Iran has released a series of school textbooks titled 'We Defend Our Iran', which include disturbing content aimed at indoctrinating children against the United States and Israel. The textbooks, distributed to elementary, middle, and high school students, contain lessons that encourage students to calculate how long missiles would take to strike Israeli cities. The material features graphic imagery, such as intercontinental ballistic missiles launching from a student's backpack and rockets aimed at a Star of David. According to the Institute for Monitoring Peace and Cultural Tolerance in School Education (IMPACT-se), the textbooks reflect a deliberate effort to promote violence and hostility, referring to the US as the 'Great Satan'. The release of these materials follows a period of heightened military tension, including a 12-day conflict with Israel and US operations targeting Iranian nuclear facilities. The textbooks also celebrate past confrontations with US forces, raising serious concerns about the impact of such indoctrination on young Iranian minds.
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The release of these textbooks may contribute to a generation of children in Iran being indoctrinated with anti-Western sentiments, potentially escalating tensions in the region.
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