(haipo) The Haifa system received inquiries from residents living near the "Tehillat Shlomo" school in Haifa who claim that the trailer buildings used as classrooms at the educational institution exceed the boundaries of the school's designated lot. According to them, the trailers were placed on an open area that constitutes a natural forest between the school and the residential buildings, and this invasion harms the public space and the quality of life of the residents.
The "Tehillat Shlomo" school, which previously operated in the Neve Sha'anan neighborhood and moved to Hashem Street about 12 years ago, operates in a complex and not always pleasant environment, the school's management claimed in the past. Over the years, officials in the institution's management have pointed to ongoing difficulties with infrastructure, including poor service conditions, overcrowding in classrooms, and problems transferring Ministry of Education budgets through the municipality.
Now, residents claim that the use of trailer buildings at the school was likely due to student overload and the need for temporary classroom solutions. According to the residents, the expansion was carried out without considering the boundaries of the original lot, and some of the buildings actually sit on open public space, which for years served as a natural forest and formed a green buffer between the educational institution and the residential complex.
Residents report that the damage to the grove area is changing the fabric of life. They claim that the illegal placement was done without any public participation, and without any notification or update from the municipality or the school administration on the matter.
The Haifa Municipality stated that the matter is under investigation.
If the complainants wanted to build a mosque there, they would run away and sell the apartments to the terrorists for double the amount without a qualm.
How the wheel turns.
Not in favor of the arrangement, but enough... What's better, screaming children running wild and learning Torah, or cursing a mother who's a whore, a son of a bitch???
Again, religious, secular, and everything in between, and then along comes the Muslim, bringing us all to our knees.
Allah, O Akbar!
I'm going to vomit.
Why do religious children and poor new immigrants even have to study in caravans like in third world countries? What's up with the Haifa Municipality?
Why shouldn't they receive regular, organized buildings to study in, like the other secular students and students from the well-established "sector" who even organize transportation for some of them to a learning building, even in a neighborhood where they don't live?
Are religious children, among whom there are also quite a few new immigrant children who are usually considered to be from a low socioeconomic status, discriminated against and not given the same educational conditions as the other powerful sectors in Haifa?
And where is the Haifa Municipality's response?
The municipality does not enforce anything, in the morning and evening sectors.
Therefore, in the city there are exceptions and in the city there are exceptions.
Come see what's happening at the "Central Synagogue" in Kiryat Eliyahu.
The ultra-Orthodox completely took over the complex, brought caravans nearby and took over the mikveh.
The municipality sleeps standing up.
Be thankful that there are still Haredi brothers there and kiss them, your neighborhood will soon be just cousins and then what? Will you be able to continue living there?
Dude, you don't solve one problem by creating another problem, probably simpler.
Therefore, dear uncle, show tolerance. These are your brothers, and what harm are they, according to what you describe? Do they pray? We are here in a city that is slowly deteriorating and becoming mixed, and in your area you are in a clear minority, and perhaps you will learn how your neighbors are proud to hear their muezzin. We should also be proud of our brothers in Babiyyah, even though from what I understand, we are both semi-secular.