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Israeli government allocates 200 million shekels for Jewish education programs abroad
The Israeli government announced a 200 million ILS investment aimed at expanding Jewish educational institutions, primarily in the United States. Officials cited rising antisemitism and challenges facing Jewish communities worldwide as reasons for the funding.
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The announcement stated that approximately 1.8 million Jewish children of school age live in the United States, but only a small portion attend Jewish educational institutions. Officials described the expansion of Jewish education as a strategic national priority.
The statement linked the funding to concerns over rising antisemitism and challenges facing Jewish communities worldwide. No other details on implementation timeline, specific recipient organizations, or allocation methods were provided in the announcement.
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