Israeli Government Plans to Cut Subsidies for Haredi Families with Draft Dodgers in Education Programs
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What happened
The Israeli government plans to end subsidies for after-school programs for Haredi families with draft-dodging fathers starting in the 2023-2024 school year, escalating economic sanctions against the community. The move follows a Supreme Court ruling and is expected to impose significant financial burdens on large Haredi families, provoking strong backlash from the sector.
- 01Israel will cut subsidies for after-school programs for Haredi families with draft-dodging fathers starting 2023-2024.
- 02Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara informed the Supreme Court of the new policy implementation.
- 03The move expands economic sanctions following an October 2022 Supreme Court ruling on military service enforcement.
- 04Subsidy removal excludes summer programs but will affect full school year after-school care.
- 05The financial impact may increase monthly costs by hundreds of shekels per child for many Haredi families.
- 06Haredi leaders condemned the policy as cruel collective punishment and political pressure against their community.
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