Rami Greenberg

The parents' struggle succeeded: just moments before the return to school, the Petah Tikva municipality announced that the defendants in the shocking murder case will not return to the city's high schools, but rather an "alternative framework" will be found for them. One of the protest leaders: "There is a value-based and moral statement here."

Two days before September 1st, parents of students at a school in Petah Tikva discovered that a teenager accused in the murder case of Yamanu Zelka, who is entering 10th grade, is expected to return to the educational institution. "We will not put our children at risk," says a father of a student whose son is entering the same grade. The municipality and the Ministry of Education are looking for...

The decision by the Ben-Gurion school in Petah Tikva to readmit a teenager involved in the murder of Yamano Benjamin Zelke (of blessed memory) has sparked outrage. Parents are demanding municipal intervention, citing concerns for their children's safety.

At the peak of the summer season, the Petah Tikva municipality is launching an initiative for families. This coming Wednesday, the city's main streets will turn into entertainment zones featuring creative workshops, photo booths, street games, and performances.