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Israel Approves $31.5 Million Plan to Boost Jewish Education in North America

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The Israeli government approved a NIS 100 million ($31.5 million) plan, initiated by Benjamin Netanyahu, to strengthen Jewish education in North America. This plan involves a joint investment and partnership with the Jewish Federations of North America to strengthen Jewish identity and ties to Israel among the next generation of Diaspora Jews in the United States. The approval followed a government decision made in June.

From jewishvoicesnj.org

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The plan represents a significant financial commitment from the Israeli government to North American Jewish communities. The investment is intended to address growing disaffection among Diaspora Jews toward Israel and the Netanyahu-led government, according to recent polls.

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  • Jewish Federations of North AmericaSpeculative

    The Jewish Federations of North America could see its core business supported by direct funding and investment from the Israeli government.

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