Teachers linked to pro-Palestine groups in New South Wales and Victoria circulated a 24-page guide praising hijacker Leila Khaled and featuring cartoons such as Bluey, Powerpuff Girls, and Miffy alongside slogans like ‘Resist to exist’ and calls for a ‘global intifada.’
The NSW Department of Education stated the materials are unauthorised and reaffirmed its stance against racism and anti-Semitism, while Jewish community leaders raised safety concerns for students.
Teachers for Palestine defended the content as education on resistance to racism and occupation, amid demands from critics for investigations and stricter neutrality in classrooms.
