Analysis Reveals Systematic Budget Disparities Favoring Religious State Education Over Secular Schools in Israel
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Researchers from the Menor Center reveal that Israeli religious state schools receive on average 10,000 shekels more per student annually than secular state schools, a gap increasing over the past decade. The Ministry of Education admits the disparity but attributes it to unique religious studies, which only partially explains the difference. Additional funding formulas favor smaller religious schools, further widening the gap. The Menor Center is petitioning the Supreme Court and proposing new budget formulas to increase support for secular schools and address systemic discrimination.
- 01Israeli religious state school students receive on average 10,000 shekels more annually than secular peers.
- 02The budget gap has grown from 18% to 26% over the last ten years.
- 03Unique religious studies explain only 23%-40% of the funding disparity.
- 04Additional funding for smaller schools disproportionately benefits religious schools.
- 05Menor Center petitions Supreme Court against unequal funding and proposes new budget formulas.
- 06They seek increased funding for secular schools’ identity and humanities programs.
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