The Compass – Syndicate activist, Maysara Malas, commented on the Secretary-General of the Ministry of Education for Administrative and Financial Affairs, Najwa Qabilat, to spend the day announcing the results of the Tawjihi with families who lost their livers during the examination period.

Malas said on his Facebook account, “A number of friends drew my attention to the harsh financial conditions experienced by some teachers who were referred to retirement or deposit, or a significant part of their salaries were suspended following the massacre of teachers’ union closure and imprisonment of union council members more than two years ago, where he informed me One of the members of the Syndicate Council stated that what he is deducted from his salary does not exceed 30 dinars.

He added, “I think that these teachers, including members of the Teachers Syndicate, whose number is more than 70, have families and children. They live in a state of daily and permanent sadness when they stand in front of their children and cannot meet their simple requests for food and drink.”

Malas affirmed, “I am certain that the Jordanian official (in this particular period) who says no to inflicting injustice on the citizens has not yet been born if the regime orders to “chop” a group of citizens for a political reason or for any other reason, so what about if the official volunteers And he mastered the application of the regime’s order to abuse in creative ways, and he harnessed all his effort, experience and knowledge for that.”
He concluded his post, “I address her kindness that humanity is indivisible and that your feelings were moved towards the families of the deceased Tawjihi students. You must not forget the teachers’ children affected by the issue of dissolving the teachers’ union by finding a just solution to their cause.”