‘Israel’ is Teaching Kids Cyber Skills
Local Editor
In some ‘Israeli' schools, fourth-graders learn computer programming while 10th-graders take after-school classes in encryption tactics, coding and how to stop hacking. The Zionist entity even has two new kindergartens that teach computer skills and robotics.
The training programs are part of the Zionist quest to become a world leader in cybersecurity and cyber technology by placing its hopes in the entity's youth.
To that end, ‘Israel' announced lately the establishment of a center for cyber education, meant to increase the talent pool for military intelligence units and prepare children for eventual careers in ‘security' agencies, the high-tech industry and academia.
In the occupied territories, the two cyber training programs feed ‘Israel's' vaunted military intelligence Unit 8200, which intercepts digital communications and collects intelligence on ‘Israel's' enemies across the Middle East - the ‘Israeli' equivalent of America's NSA.
Many members of the unit eventually move on to ‘Israel's' high-tech and cybersecurity industries.
Some of the most successful technology companies have been founded by the unit's veterans.
Source: News Agencies, Edited by website team
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