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Ra'anana City Council Approves Chabad School Operations Amid Resident Opposition
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By כיכר השבת, שאול כהנא
First reported by Arutz Sheva · Aug 31, 2026
What happened
The Ra'anana City Council voted to approve the continued operation of the Chabad school, despite opposition from some residents. The decision, supported by Mayor Chaim Broyde, will allow approximately 150 students to continue their education at the institution.
- 01Ra'anana City Council approved Chabad school operations.
- 02The vote passed 9-4 with Mayor Broyde's support.
- 03Opposition cited planning and transportation concerns.
- 04Supporters claim anti-religious motives behind objections.
- 05Around 150 students are expected to attend next year.
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