Sentence examples for school jerusalem from inspiring English sources

More Than 1 Million Palestinian Children Return to School JERUSALEM, September 6, 2004 -- Some 1.2 million children returned to school last week in the West Bank and Gaza Strip after a summer break.

Frank's school, Jerusalem College, a fictional place that Taylor vividly imagines down to its flagstones, is "a world within a world," says Elinor Carbury, the attractive wife of Jerusalem's master.

More than one million Palestinian children return to school JERUSALEM, 6 September 2004 - Some 1.2 million children returned to school last week in the West Bank and Gaza Strip after a summer break.

Young Palestinians take on violence in schools JERUSALEM, 30 August 2006 - Take 30 Palestinian students; put them in a bright, airy classroom for a week during their summer holidays; train them to run an advocacy campaign – and what do they say?

International blockades threaten Palestinian schools JERUSALEM, 16 August 2006 - Palestinian parents are huddling on street corners, in cafes and in mosques and talking nervously about the looming crisis in their children's education.

Thousands of Palestinian children denied access to schools JERUSALEM, 2 October 2002 - A month into the Palestinian school year, the UNICEF Special Representative in the Occupied Palestinian Territory, Pierre Poupard, today expressed serious concern over the number of Palestinian children being prevented from attending school by Israel-imposed restrictions.

Goodwill Ambassador Shakira inspires Israeli and Palestinian children during school visit JERUSALEM, 22 June 2011 – UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador and global education advocate Shakira visited the Max Rayne 'Hand-in-Hand' School for Bilingual Education in Jerusalem yesterday, meeting with students to talk about the power of education.

Until the late 1940s, Battir was the last stop before Jerusalem on the Jaffa-Jerusalem railway.

JERUSALEM — Mitt Romney came to Jerusalem to publicly lock arms with Israel.

UN bodies concerned about safe access for 60,000 Palestinian school students to Tawjihi exam sites JERUSALEM, 7 June 2004 – Ten United Nations institutions call on the Israeli authorities to ease restrictions on movement in the occupied territory to enable 60,000 Palestinian students to sit for their Tawjihi matriculation final exams beginning today 7th of June.

Hitorerut Yerushalim ("Jerusalem Awake") quadrupled its representation on Jerusalem's council.