A New York City school is facing a massive backlash over antisemitic material being taught to students in the classroom. Following reports about two teachers pushing pro-Hamas rhetoric to third-graders, parental rights advocacy group Parents Defending Education (PDE) has launched a campaign to pressure the school to stop allowing teachers to foist their bigoted views on students.
Nicole Neily, president of PDE, wrote a post on X, formerly known as Twitter, announcing a new ad campaign intended to prompt the school to address the issue.
@DefendingEd started an ad campaign this morning with mobile billboards calling on PS 705 in Prospect Heights to stop teaching Jewish hate after their teachers — Giuseppe Rebaudengo and Anna Battaglia — forced third-grade classes to sing anti-Israel songs following the Hamas terrorist attacks.
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