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Israeli Education Expert Calls for Decentralization and Long-Term Reform Ahead of Elections

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דווח לראשונה בGlobes · אוג׳ 26, 2026

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Ahead of Israel's elections, education expert Shirly Rimon-Bracha warns the centralized education system is failing, urging gradual decentralization and a long-term national policy. She criticizes the Ministry of Education's control, highlights growing inequalities, and calls for political commitment to reform through a new public education council. Her foundation also promotes youth leadership and social cohesion amid rising societal divisions.

01Israeli education system is highly centralized, stifling creativity and autonomy among educators.
02Shirly Rimon-Bracha calls for gradual decentralization of educational management to local authorities.
03There is no long-term national education policy, causing instability and growing inequalities.
04Education Minister Yoav Kish is criticized for favoring ultra-Orthodox education and eroding public trust.
05Coalition to Save Public Education demands political commitment to a public education council and decentralization.
06Next Generation Foundation runs programs to address youth leadership and social cohesion amid rising societal divisions.

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