The Massachusetts Teachers Association (MTA) leadership faced intense criticism from the Special Commission on Combatting Antisemitism regarding educational materials about the Israel-Hamas conflict. Accusations included that these materials were antisemitic and lacked an Israeli perspective. MTA President Max Page defended the resources, stating they were available only to members and expected to be critically evaluated by educators. The commission's co-chairs expressed concern about the potential indoctrination of teachers, labeling the materials as "incredibly one-sided," while the MTA retaliated by deeming the assembly an unjust and demeaning affair.
Members of the Special Commission on Combatting Antisemitism accused the MTA of distributing antisemitic and offensive materials that did not present an Israeli or Jewish perspective.
MTA President Max Page stated that the materials were not disseminated widely and emphasized the importance of critical examination by educators.
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