Haaretz – Adapted

Due to a lack of children, more than one-third of first grade schools, including kindergartens in dozens of occupied Galilee towns that were taken from occupation, will not be opened this year. The number of Israeli children born has decreased by 60% compared to the last 10 years, and their number now does not exceed 200 in 29 towns. However, the Israeli occupation was the reason for this. In contrast, this is a good reason for the happiness of those who oppose colonialism and a reason for the grief of its proponents.

The Judaization of Galilee is a part of a very large project, but a significant portion of the Israeli public refrains from going to it because of shame. Now, the project is called "Galilee Development," and its primary goal is demography to encourage an increase in the population of one ethnicity and repression of the population of another ethnicity - the Colonial Project. Who is willing to relocate to a Galilee community town when criminality rises in the Arab middle class and permeates Israeli culture, in addition to their refusal to serve as soldiers in racist projects? It seems that Jewish viewers are resistant to serving as demographic chess pieces.

The national observatory project in Galilee has been ongoing for more than 40 years, and now it is in danger of collapsing. According to them, the Judaization of Galilee is a stain on Israeli society, not only on those who started it but also on those who remain silent about this shame.