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Israeli Educator Urges Better Premarital Preparation for Young Couples Israeli educator Shneor calls for improved premarital education for young couples, emphasizing emotional, practical, and financial preparation to reduce rising divorce rates. He urges parents to supplement inadequate school programs with guidance on marriage challenges and budgeting before weddings.
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What happened 01 Premarital education for boys and girls in religious communities is insufficient and outdated. 02 Separate education systems fail to prepare youth for shared married life, increasing divorce rates. 03 Young couples often lack understanding of gender roles, addictions, and emotional challenges before marriage. 04 Financial literacy is rarely taught, leaving couples unprepared for real household expenses. 05 Parents should actively provide premarital guidance to compensate for educational gaps. 06 Joint counseling before matchmaking can help couples build a stronger foundation. Translated and summarized by baba from Behadrei Haredim , the latest report. Read Behadrei Haredim’s original The coverage
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