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This course examines Israeli school division to better understand education policy – and society – in the US

Written by Ayala Hendin, Postdoctoral fellow in Israel studies, Washington University in St. Louis

Teachers Alia Hussein, left, and Efrat Toval give a lesson on identity, in Hebrew and Arabic, to third grade students in the Hand in Hand School in Jerusalem. Craig Stennett/Getty Images

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