Dedicated Haredi Student Bus Lines Funded by Taxpayers
Translated & summarized from TheMarker by baba
Forty-six taxpayer-funded bus lines serve Haredi students with an average of five passengers each. A lawsuit involves 38 apartment buyers in Netanya, and a rare apartment near the Western Wall is listed for NIS 50 million. Nobel laureate Professor Ada Yonat died at 87.
The story in 6 lines · by baba
- 46 taxpayer-funded bus lines serve Haredi students.
- Average of five passengers per dedicated bus line.
- Ministry of Education mandates specific teaching subjects.
- Apartment near Western Wall listed for NIS 50 million.
- 38 Netanya apartment buyers sue over transaction completion.
- Nobel laureate Ada Yonat dies at 87.
Forty-six dedicated bus lines have been established to serve Haredi students, with an average of five passengers per line. These routes are funded by taxpayers. The Ministry of Education is also requiring teachers to adhere to a closed list of subjects and report any deviations. Meanwhile, a rare apartment opposite the Western Wall is on the market for NIS 50 million, owned by a 91-year-old seller. In other news, a lawsuit has been filed by 38 apartment buyers in Netanya, who claim they were promised they would not have to complete their transactions. A report also highlights that 99% of Israelis use a particular app, the blocking of which has reportedly ruined lives. Separately, Nobel laureate Professor Ada Yonat passed away at the age of 87.