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Ongoing Story· Day 5

Israel Faces Existential Economic and Social Crisis, Warns Report

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New Report Warns of Economic-Social Threats to Israel's Future

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The Shoresh Institution for Economic and Social Research released a new guide detailing economic and social threats to Israel by 2026. Authored by Professor Dan Ben-David, the report links low productivity and educational gaps to demographic changes. It highlights the Arab population's growing share among youth as a major economic challenge for the entire nation. Ben-David discussed these findings on Channel Halas.

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  • A new Shoresh Institution report identifies economic-social threats to Israel by 2026.
  • The guide links low productivity and educational gaps to demographic shifts.
  • Professor Dan Ben-David authored the "Shoresh Guide 2026: The Economic-Social Threat to Israel."
  • The report highlights the Arab population's youth as a national economic challenge.
  • Ben-David discussed the findings on Channel Halas.

The Shoresh Institution for Economic and Social Research has published its "Shoresh Guide 2026: The Economic-Social Threat to Israel," authored by the institution's president, Professor Dan Ben-David. The report connects Israel's low productivity, educational gaps, and demographic shifts to a narrow human capital base supporting the country's centers of excellence. According to the guide, the significant proportion of the Arab population among younger generations transforms educational disparities from an issue of inequality into an economic challenge affecting the entire state. Professor Ben-David, who also teaches economics at Tel Aviv University, discussed the guide on Channel Halas.

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