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Israeli Students Show Sharp Decline in International PISA Test Results

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Israeli students experienced a sharp decline in the 2025 PISA international assessments across reading, math, and science compared to 2022 results. The Ministry of Education released the findings on Tuesday.

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  • Israeli students saw a significant drop in PISA 2025 scores.
  • Performance declined in reading, math, and science.
  • The results compare unfavorably to the 2022 PISA exams.
  • The Ministry of Education released the international study's findings.
Israeli Students Show Sharp Decline in International PISA Test Results
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Israel's Ministry of Education released the 2025 PISA exam results on Tuesday, revealing a significant drop in performance among Israeli 15-year-old students across reading, math, and science.

The Programme for International Student Assessment (PISA), conducted by the OECD, evaluates the knowledge and skills of students globally. Compared to the 2022 PISA exams, Israeli students lost 38 points in reading comprehension, 25 points in mathematics, and 23 points in science.

Shireen Hafe Natour, Director of the Arab Education Department at the Ministry of Education, discussed the findings on Hala TV. The results indicate a steep decline in all assessed areas for Israeli students.

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