Israeli Finance Ministry Official: No Average Teacher Shortage, Proposes Ending Friday Classes

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דווח לראשונה בGlobes · אוג׳ 31, 2026

מה קרה

An Israeli Finance Ministry official, Ovad Alqabats, claims there is no average teacher shortage but a qualitative one, proposing to end Friday classes to reduce teacher workload. He warns against across-the-board salary hikes and advocates for structural reforms and targeted hiring to improve education quality.

• 01Finance Ministry official: Israel faces a qualitative, not average, teacher shortage.
• 02Proposal to eliminate Friday classes to reduce teacher workload and improve quality.
• 03Concerns raised about potential wage spirals from broad salary increases.
• 04Advocates for structural reforms and targeted contracts over blanket raises.
• 05Personal cost of childcare highlights need for early education investment.

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N12Center · עבריתספט׳ 1, 2026

Israeli Finance Ministry Official: No Average Teacher Shortage, Proposes Ending Friday Classes

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Israeli Finance Ministry Official: No Average Teacher Shortage, Proposes Ending Friday Classes

GlobesUnrated · עבריתאוג׳ 31, 2026

Israeli Finance Ministry Official Proposes Ending Friday Classes to Combat Teacher Shortage

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