Knesset Approves Law Allowing Separate Academic Tracks for Religious Students
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First reported by Kikar HaShabbat · 35 minutes ago
What happened
The Knesset passed a law allowing universities to offer separate graduate study tracks for religious students, reversing a Supreme Court ban. The bill aims to enable religious men and women to pursue advanced degrees without compromising their lifestyle, expanding their professional opportunities. Deputy Speaker Limor Son Har-Melech led the effort, emphasizing freedom of choice and pluralism in education.
- 01Knesset approved law permitting separate graduate study tracks for religious students.
- 02Law reverses Supreme Court ruling banning separate tracks for master's and doctoral degrees.
- 03Bill allows, but does not require, institutions to offer separate classes based on demand.
- 04Separation applies only within classrooms, not in public campus spaces.
- 05Law aims to remove barriers for religious students and expand career opportunities.
- 06Deputy Speaker Limor Son Har-Melech led the bill, highlighting pluralism and freedom of choice.
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