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Hiddush Petitions Supreme Court to Cut Haredi School Funding
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By Israel National News
First reported by Arutz Sheva · 5 hours ago
What happened
The Hiddush organization has petitioned Israel's Supreme Court to reduce government funding for haredi schools, citing a severe lack of qualified teachers in core subjects and alleging improper funding calculations by the Education Ministry.
- 01Hiddush asks Supreme Court to cut haredi school funding.
- 02Organization cites widespread teacher shortages in math, science, English.
- 03Hiddush alleges flawed Education Ministry funding calculations.
- 04Petition seeks to cap funding at 75% and ban unqualified teachers.
- 05Hiddush requests expedited hearing to prevent fund transfer.
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