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Israel's Student Test Scores Plummet to Record Lows in International Rankings
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Israel's students have recorded their lowest-ever scores on the international PISA tests for reading, math, and science, falling below OECD averages. Education Minister Yoav Kisch blamed the decline on wartime conditions, while critics and parent groups cited the impact of conflict and the pandemic, calling the results a "warning alarm."
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- Israel's PISA scores hit record lows in math, reading, and science.
- Students fell below OECD averages, ranking 43rd globally.
- Education Minister blamed wartime conditions for the sharp decline.
- Critics and parents cited conflict and pandemic impacts as reasons.
- The results are seen as a "warning alarm" for the education system.
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