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Supreme Court Reverses Freeze on Funding for Haredi Education
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First reported by Kikar HaShabbat · 1 day ago
What happened
Israel's Supreme Court has ordered the immediate release of 286 million shekels to the Haredi education system, overturning a freeze imposed after a petition. The ruling allows for the payment of salaries and subsidies for daycare and transportation.
- 01Supreme Court releases 286 million shekels to Haredi education.
- 02Funding freeze was challenged by MK Naama Lazimi and Hish.
- 03Knesset legal advisor supported the budget approval process.
- 04Education Minister and MK Gafni welcomed the decision.
- 05Funds are for salaries, daycare subsidies, and transportation.
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