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Former Beit Shemesh Mayor Aliza Bloch Aims for National Education Minister Role

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First reported by Now 14 · 12 hours ago

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Aliza Bloch, former Beit Shemesh mayor and ex-president of IASA, announces her bid for Israel's Education Minister, aiming to overhaul the neglected education system as a critical national front. She stresses early education's role in national responsibility and seeks to integrate diverse communities through inclusive frameworks, applying her model in peripheral regions.

01Aliza Bloch aims to become Israel's Education Minister after leaving IASA presidency.
02She criticizes national focus on security while neglecting education as a vital 'fourth front.'
03Bloch calls for rebuilding education to ensure continuity during crises and support struggling students.
04She advocates early education as the start of national responsibility, not just legislation at 18.
05Bloch promotes inclusive frameworks respecting Haredi identity while integrating children into society.
06She applies her model in peripheral areas, emphasizing real investment over rhetoric.

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