A teacher in Texas has been given permission by a judge to, if she chooses, "fill her students' head[s] with hate against Jews," according to a scathing new report from the Clarion Project.

The organization is a nonprofit that educates people about radical Islam and its dangers, as well as other ideologies that are extremist.

Its films, seen by some 125 million, expose how Islamists use terror, murder, subjugation, indoctrination, persecution and genocide.

The report documents how there was a fight in Texas over a teacher's refusal to sign a statement that she opposed the BDS movement against Israel. That's an effort to demand everyone boycott, divest from and sanction against Israel in order to drive it from the face of the earth.

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A federal judge ultimately ruled in favor of the teacher, Bahia Amawi, a speech pathologist who had lost her job because she refused to follow state requirements to not support BDS actions.

The judge, Robert Pitman of Austin, had ordered the law blocked because the boycotts are protected speech under the First Amendment.

The report noted, as a result, "Amawi will be able to fill her students' heads with hate against Jews if she so chooses – a situation that should not be allowed in any school."

The Council on American-Islamic Relations, a pro-Islam lobbying organization that was named as an unindicted co-conspirator in a terror funding trial, now is giving its "Muslim of the Year" award to Amawi.

CAIR had sued on her behalf to overturn the state law adopted in Texas in 2017, which bans the hiring of contractors who refuse to sign a statement saying they do not support a boycott of Israel.

"CAIR’s choice for the 'Muslim of the Year' award is a stunning statement about the organization: Instead of choosing someone from the Muslim community who has done some kind of extraordinary good in the world, CAIR has chosen as its role model a woman who it is helping fight for her right to hate within her purview as a public school teacher," the project report said.

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