Philadelphia schools partner with Muslim advocacy group for guides on 'American Jews' and teaching 9/11

"Avoid using language that validates the claims of the 9/11 attackers by associating their acts of mass murder with Islam and Muslims. For example, avoid using inaccurate and inflammatory terms such as 'Islamic terrorists,' 'jihadists,' or 'radical Islamic terrorists,'" the guide states.

It continues, "When discussing the aftermath of the 9/11 attacks-the invasion of Afghanistan, the Iraq War, Guantanamo Bay, etc. - also include discussion of the bigotry and hate crimes that impacted Sikh Americans, Muslim Americans, Arab Americans and other minorities in the days, months and years after the attack."

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"We will also examine the heated debate inside the Jewish establishment over Israel's occupation of Palestinian lands and learn about the young Jewish activists who are supporting the BDS (boycott, divestment, sanctions) campaign against Israel," the website previously stated.

"The people of Gaza only decided to break the siege - the walls of the concentration camp - on Oct. 7," Awad said. "And yes, I was happy to see people breaking the siege and throwing down the shackles of their own land and walk free into their land that they were not free to walk in."

At the time, the Biden administration condemned the "shocking, antisemitic statements in the strongest terms."