The Guardian report that:
I wonder how many Guardian readers felt that was an article that had no place in The Guardian?
'Hamas has vowed to stop the United Nations teaching children in Gaza about the Holocaust, saying it will poison their minds.
The history of the Holocaust is planned to be included as part of a human rights curriculum in schools run by the UN Relief and Works Agency, which is responsible for the welfare of Palestinian refugees. More than 200,000 children attend UNRWA schools in Gaza.
Hamas, the Islamist organisation that runs Gaza, has said it will do all it can to stop the teaching of Holocaust studies.
"We cannot agree to a programme that is intended to poison the minds of our children," said a statement from the ministry for refugee affairs.
"Holocaust studies in refugee camps is a contemptible plot and serves the Zionist entity with a goal of creating a reality and telling stories in order to justify acts of slaughter against the Palestinian people."'
I wonder how many Guardian readers felt that was an article that had no place in The Guardian?
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