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The Arizona State Legislature sent a bill to Gov. Katie Hobbs’ desk Wednesday that would allow students and parents to sue public school educators for promoting antisemitism.
Public school teachers and staff “may not teach, instruct, or train students in any antisemitism or antisemitic conduct, act, or process that constitutes harassment or discrimination and that creates a hostile educational environment,” the Antisemitism in Education Act states.
The bill mandates the State Board of Education to reprimand a teacher after one offense, suspend the teacher after two, and revoke his or her teaching certificate after three violations.
Further, “A student who is at least eighteen years of age, or the parents of a minor student, may bring an action in a court of competent jurisdiction to enjoin any violation of this section that creates a hostile educational environment for the student,” the bill states.
The legislation also offers examples of kinds of speech it would prohibit, including labeling Israel’s existence as “racist” or likening Israeli policies to those of the Nazis, AZ Central reported.
