Arab and Israeli children are seen at the Max Rayne Hand in Hand school for Bilingual education in Jerusalem. Feb 14, 2012. In the past two weeks the school has been hit by vandals who have daubed racist threats on its playground walls, including "Death to Arabs". Police are investigating two attacks at the school, which have raised concerns that right wing Jewish extremists now see co-existence projects as a target. The bilingual school has teachers as well as primary and secondary pupils from both communities. It is named after British-Jewish businessman, Max Rayne, who opened the school in 2007. Photo by Kobi Gideon / Flash90