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Religious School Forum Condemns Supreme Court Budget Freeze as Partisan Attack
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First reported by Srugim · 2 hours ago
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The Israeli Supreme Court froze the budget transfer for religious state schools due to procedural issues, prompting the Forum of Religious Education to condemn the move as a politically motivated attack harming 400,000 students and educators. The freeze threatens cuts in education and increased costs for parents, with a full court hearing pending.
- 01Israeli Supreme Court froze the religious state schools' budget over procedural flaws.
- 02Forum of Religious Education calls the freeze a continuation of left-wing attacks.
- 03400,000 students and their families are affected by the budget halt.
- 04Delay risks cuts to teaching hours and educational programs next school year.
- 05Budget freeze also impacts heritage site funding in Judea and Samaria.
- 06Supreme Court will soon hear the case with a three-judge panel.
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