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Israeli Supreme Court Rejects Petition Against Separate Academic Tracks Law
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דווח לראשונה בBehadrei Haredim · Jul 27, 2026
מה קרה
The Israeli Supreme Court rejected a petition to block a law allowing gender-segregated study tracks in higher education, including advanced degrees. The law, backed by Knesset Member Limor Son Har-Melech, aims to increase access for religious communities. The court's decision lets the law stand, enabling institutions to apply for separate tracks, potentially impacting thousands of Haredi students.
- 01Israeli Supreme Court denies interim injunction against gender-segregated academic tracks law.
- 02Law permits separate study tracks for men and women in advanced degrees, not just undergraduate.
- 03Petitioners sought to halt the law; court allows it to remain fully effective.
- 04Knesset passed the amendment with 52 votes in favor, led by Limor Son Har-Melech.
- 0542% of Haredi students say they would not enroll without separate tracks, per Higher Education Council.
- 06Law reverses prior court ruling and returns decision to lawmakers and academic institutions.
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סיפורים קשורים
Israeli Parliament Approves Law Allowing Gender-Segregated Academic Tracks to Expand AccessJul 22, 2026Israeli Parliament Approves Law Allowing Gender-Segregated Higher Education TracksJul 6, 2026Israeli Parliament Approves Separate Gender Tracks for Graduate Studies in AcademiaJul 16, 2026Knesset Approves Law Allowing Separate Academic Tracks for Religious StudentsJul 16, 2026Israeli Parliament Approves Gender-Segregated Advanced Degree Tracks Amid Academic ConcernsJul 7, 2026MK Limor Son Har-Melech Defends Gender-Segregated Graduate Studies Law as Empowering Religious WomenJul 16, 2026
