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My daughter decided to walk home, since 446 is the ONLY ROAD IN AND THE ONLY ROAD OUT for thousands of residents. Not sure how it is a Kiddush Hashem that she was literally full of spit by the time she got past them. Them being “protesters” that are currently on bein hazmanim and have no place else to be. As opposed to all the people who were late to school, work, and doctors appointments.
As often is the case here, posters are showing off their ignorance.
Milk allergy, gluten sensitivity, NOT AIRBORNE ALLERGIES. – A child will not have a reaction to it if someone else is eating it, he/she needs to eat it to have a reaction.
Peanut allergies – AIRBORNE. Which means, a child can be on the other side of the room of someone eating it, or touch the door handle after someone who ate peanuts touched it, and have a reaction. Not just sneezing, or a bellyache, but full fledged, life threatening, anaphalactic shock – allergic reaction.
As far as special schools for kids with allergies – much better to have special schools for children of insensitive, intolerant people.