In light of the continuation of the Israeli war on Gaza and its second general entry, the Israeli “Perthritt” program, which funds free trips to young Jews, is witnessing IsraelStandard turnout this summer.
This was reported in a report published by the Instipt, saying that 30,000 students will be expected to participate in the program this year, despite the tense security and political conditions.
The program aims to enhance the association of the young Jewish generation in the diaspora, especially in USIn Israel, its history and its political narration.
Full marginalization of the Palestinian novel
Although the program describes itself as “non -ideological”, an investigation published by Interest revealed that the content of the trips is clearly directed to the trips, and includes unilateral accounts that perpetuate the narrative of the occupation and are completely marginalized by the Palestinian narrative.
The program includes visits to military sites, meetings with soldiers and lectures delivered by diplomats and former officers, focusing on defending Israel’s policies and denying the presence of an authentic Palestinian people, according to what was stated in the speech of Israeli diplomat Edo Aharroni in front of the participants.
According to a study funded by “Brerthyre” itself, the participants come out of these trips with more right -wing situations, and they become more prepared to reject the accusations against Israel. genocide in Gaza.
Full contempt for the life of the Palestinians
The testimonies and records obtained by Inntabt also revealed that some of the trips leaders were publicly expressing their contempt for the life of the Palestinians, while the armed settlers were described in West Bank They are “local volunteers”.
At the same time, any indication of the suffering of the Palestinians under occupation or in light of the current war is absent from the program.
Observers consider that the success of “Brertrayte” not only lies in beautifying the image of Israel, but also in creating deep emotional and personal ties between the participants and Israel through entertainment, direct interaction with the soldiers, and full cultural coverage.
Successful in closing minds
Sociology professor Judith Taylor, a co -professor of sociology at the University of Toronto, describes the program as one of the most successful models in “closing minds” towards the Palestinians.
Reports confirm that the Israeli government and senior donors like the right -wallen billionaire family, Shieldon Adelesson, see in this program a long -term strategic investment in defending Israel on the global scene, especially in the face of the increasingly anti -occupation Jewish voices, which began to escalate especially in American universities.
While American universities are registering widespread protests against the war on Gaza and popular pressure on the United States’s support for Israel is increasing, “Pertore” appears to be in the opposite direction, and works to produce a more loyal Jewish generation for Israel, and is less interested in the issue of the Palestinians or their rights.