[GEO.TV] The Paleostinian Foreign Ministry has called for ''intensified international efforts to preserve UNRWA's mandate and ensure its continuity'' following Israel's closure of six schools run by the agency in occupied East Jerusalem, Al Jazeera reported, citing a statement.
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''This decision deprives hundreds of students of their right to education, undermines their future, and attempts to impose the Israeli curriculum on them, harming the educational process,'' the ministry said in a statement.
''This is a flagrant violation of the immunity and privileges enjoyed by the United Nations
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and its affiliated headquarters and institutions, and a serious assault on international law and international resolutions that clearly affirm that Jerusalem is an integral part of the Paleostinian territory, occupied since 1967, and the capital of the State of Paleostine.''
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