Shas Condemns Supreme Court Freeze on Budget Transfers to Ultra-Orthodox Education
How 11 Israeli newsrooms covered this story — translated into English and compared side by side.
First reported by Kan News · 1 hour ago
What happened
Shas condemned the Israeli Supreme Court's decision to freeze 250 million shekels in budget transfers to ultra-Orthodox education, calling it undemocratic and discriminatory. The court cited procedural issues, while Shas pointed to past government precedents without intervention. The funds aim to close funding gaps in ultra-Orthodox schools, and the case will proceed to a full hearing soon.
- 01Shas condemns Supreme Court for freezing 250 million shekels in ultra-Orthodox education funding.
- 02Court cited procedural flaws in Finance Committee's approval process for budget transfers.
- 03Shas claims previous government made similar transfers without judicial interference.
- 04Shas chairman Aryeh Deri calls the ruling discriminatory against ultra-Orthodox community.
- 05Finance Committee chairman Hanoch Milwitsky harshly criticizes the Supreme Court's decision.
- 06The budget aims to address funding gaps in ultra-Orthodox schools and welfare programs.
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