Among Them Is a Debate on the Report From the Investigative Committee Regarding the Allocation of Funding for Projects Against Antisemitism

Berlin's state parliament is set to debate the situation at the capital's schools during its next session today, starting at 10:00 a.m. The discussion will open with a current-hour debate focused on the school construction offensive launched ten years ago. At the start of the 2026/27 school year, the number of students has reached a record high of nearly 405,000. Although around 8,000 new school places were created for the new school year, schools remain overcrowded, and the problem remains unsolved a decade after the offensive began. The session, which is the second-to-last before the election of a new state parliament on September 20, also includes several other agenda items.

Among them is a debate on the report from the investigative committee regarding the allocation of funding for projects against antisemitism. — This article was translated from German to English.