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Israeli Education Ministry Withholds PISA Test Results Amidst Controversy
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By מורן שריר
First reported by Kan News · 7 hours ago
What happened
The Israeli Ministry of Education is delaying the release of PISA test results, with sources suggesting an attempt to manipulate the data. Separately, military intelligence warns of potential Iranian escalation, and the IDF expresses concerns about defending West Bank settlements.
- 01Education Ministry delays PISA test results, possibly to alter presentation.
- 02Military intelligence warns of potential Iranian escalation.
- 03IDF expresses difficulty defending new West Bank settlements.
- 04Nearly 1,400 doctors left Israel in three years.
- 05Allegations of routine abuse at Ketziot prison revealed.
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