The school in Texas: there is no American flag, only Palestinian flags

In a concerning scene recorded at a Texas school, a group of young girls dressed in traditional Islamic attire and Palestinian scarves are seen singing in what appears to be a school ceremony. What has stirred controversy is not just the attire or chants, but the setting itself: there is not a single American flag in sight. Instead, the room appears adorned exclusively with Palestinian symbols and flags.

The video, shared by Gateway Hispanic, has sparked outrage among parents, veterans, and patriotic citizens who are increasingly alarmed by the normalization of foreign symbols within American educational institutions. The text over the footage reads plainly: “The school in Texas: there is no American flag, only Palestinian flags.” In a country built upon unity and pride in the national flag, this image represents, for many, an ideological red flag.

The term “Americastan” used in the video merges the country’s name with an unmistakable Islamic reference. While some may view the term as provocative, others interpret it as a stark warning about the erosion of national identity through radical multicultural agendas being pushed in schools. How can it be acceptable that in a U.S. public school, the national flag is deliberately removed and replaced with foreign symbols?

This incident in Texas reignites the debate on the limits of multiculturalism, the infiltration of foreign ideologies in the education system, and the government's role in safeguarding the foundational values of the United States. With every passing day, the need grows more urgent to review what is being taught in schools and what symbols are being promoted. Is the education system still serving America—or has it become a tool for dismantling its identity?

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