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Israel Expands Special Education Transport for Physically Disabled Students
How 2 Israeli newsrooms covered this story — translated into English and compared side by side.
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By אביחי חיים
First reported by Ynet · 18 hours ago
What happened
Israel's government will now provide flexible second transport options for students with physical disabilities in special education, following a High Court petition. While hailed as a victory, advocates note the service doesn't yet extend to students with disabilities in mainstream education.
- 01Israel expands flexible transport for special education students with physical disabilities.
- 02The change follows a High Court petition against discriminatory transport policies.
- 03Advocates welcome the move but seek inclusion for mainstreamed students.
- 04The new policy allows students to participate in after-school programs.
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