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Israel Prioritizes Remote Learning Amid Ongoing Conflict

3/9/2026

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Kisch Prioritizes Safety

Education Minister Yoav Kisch announced that Israel will maintain remote learning to protect students amid the ongoing conflict.
Kisch will reassess the remote-learning framework based on geographic risk and pedagogical needs, prioritizing children's safety over parents' ability to work.
Strikes on Iran damaged schools and hospitals.
Iranian officials condemned the attacks as war crimes.
The international community expressed concern over health facilities and cultural heritage sites.

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Iran Schools Bombed

The U.S. and Israeli bombing campaign in Iran damaged two more schools in Parand: Shahid Bahonar Middle School and Arian Pouya Elementary School.
Photos show significant destruction, with blown-out windows and debris.
A deadly strike on a girls’ school in Minab killed at least 175 people.
Iranian officials condemned the attacks as war crimes, while the international community raised concerns about civilian infrastructure.
The intended targets remain unclear.

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Kisch Prioritizes Safety

Education Minister Yoav Kisch announced that Israel will maintain remote learning to protect students amid the ongoing conflict.
Kisch will reassess the remote-learning framework based on geographic risk and pedagogical needs, prioritizing children's safety over parents' ability to work.
Strikes on Iran damaged schools and hospitals.
Iranian officials condemned the attacks as war crimes.
The international community expressed concern over health facilities and cultural heritage sites.

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