Ben Gurion School in Petah Tikva has decided to readmit a student who was involved in the murder of Yemenu Zalka, according to a first report by journalist Daniel Amram. Parents of other students launched a campaign against the decision, fearing for their children's safety.
The Ben Gurion School in Petah Tikva has decided to readmit a boy who was involved in the murder of Yemenu Zalka, according to a first report by journalist Daniel Amram. Parents of other students launched a campaign against the decision, sending letters to Mayor Rami Greenberg and other city officials demanding the boy not be readmitted, citing safety concerns for their children. The parents stated they will fight to prevent his return. The Zioneer has previously reported on the Zalka murder case and its impact on community discourse around youth violence.
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