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The Jerusalem PostPolitics

Israel Pledges NIS 100 Million for North American Jewish Education Amid Antisemitism Surge

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The Israeli government will invest NIS 100 million in Jewish education across North America, aiming to strengthen Jewish identity and combat rising antisemitism. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced the plan, developed with the Jewish Federations of North America, which will also see an additional NIS 50 million raised by NGOs. The initiative is a response to increased antisemitism since October 7, 2023, and seeks to ensure future generations connect with their heritage and Israel.

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  • Israel will invest NIS 100 million in North American Jewish education.
  • The initiative aims to combat rising antisemitism and strengthen Jewish identity.
  • Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced the plan on Wednesday.
  • The Jewish Federations of North America will partner on the initiative.
  • NGOs will raise an additional NIS 50 million for the program.
Israel Pledges NIS 100 Million for North American Jewish Education Amid Antisemitism Surge
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