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Government approves 200 million shekel plan for Jewish education abroad
Officials have approved funding to expand Jewish education programs outside Israel. The measure continues an earlier initiative focused on identity and community ties.
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The government approved a 200 million shekel allocation to support Jewish education programs in communities outside Israel. The Diaspora Ministry and the Prime Minister’s Office issued a joint statement announcing the decision. The funding is described as a continuation of Project Aleph Bet, an earlier effort launched by the Diaspora Affairs and Combating Antisemitism Minister.
Background on the initiative Project Aleph Bet was developed in partnership with JFNA. The current allocation extends that framework with additional resources. A photograph released with the announcement shows the Diaspora Affairs Minister at a January 2026 conference on antisemitism held in Jerusalem.
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