Eilat appeals ruling forcing city schools to accept African migrant kids

Eilat claims claims in its appeal that the initial ruling was wrong and would, if carried out, hurt the very children it was supposed to help; Education Ministry backs ban.

By Talila Nesher | 08:46 20.08.12 |

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The city of Eilat on Sunday filed an appeal with the Supreme Court, asking it to overturn a Be'er Sheva District Court decision from two weeks ago ordering Eilat to admit the children of African asylum-seekers into the city's school system.

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Eilat appeals ruling forcing city schools to accept African migrant kids

Eilat claims claims in its appeal that the initial ruling was wrong and would, if carried out, hurt the very children it was supposed to help; Education Ministry backs ban.

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