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Hod Hasharon school grapples with parent's attack on teacher

Education Minister, as well as several administrators, visit junior high school to council teachers two days after the father of a student attacks a teacher who confiscated a student's cell phone.

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Palestinian prisoners at the Megido Prison.
Israeli professors slam court decision keeping security prisoners from studying

Claim the decision to deny these prisoners the opportunity for academic study is motivated 'by a rationale of ultranationalism and of vengeance, which contradicts the Open University's mission.'

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Israel's Education Minister inaccurately claimed strikes evaded during his term

'We've proved it was possible to run a whole term, four years, without a single day's strike at a school, nursery school, university or college,' Sa'ar says at the Likud branch opening in Daliat al-Carmel.

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The Ariel University Center campus.
Ariel University's status endorsed by less than half of national educational body

Only 11 of 24-member Council for Higher Education showed up at meeting that rubber-stamped controversial decision to give university status to West Bank academic institution.

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Ram Cohen summoned to hearing with Tel Aviv municipality after writing in Haaretz against Yisrael Beiteinu, in favor of Hadash.

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Education Minister Gideon Sa'ar.
Education Minister calls extraordinary meeting of higher education panel to approve Ariel University

The meeting will be dedicated to one issue only: to provide further official endorsement of the status of Ariel University - in the West Bank city of Ariel - as a university.

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  • Israel decides to recognize West Bank college as accredited university
Youth suspect
Israeli non-profit for teen drug addicts needs cash infusion to survive

Al-Sam could be forced to close within a few months if it doesn't get immediate funds and a budget increase from the government of about NIS 1 million a year.

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The Knesset
Employee removed from Knesset research post for left-wing articles

A website called Mida is taking public credit for the removal of Dr. Gilad Natan, who had worked at the research center for over seven years

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The Shalem Center in Jerusalem
Israel recognizes Shalem Center as academic institution, despite initial criticism

The conservative-leaning research center enjoys backing of Gideon Sa'ar for academic courses; will be allowed to award BAs.

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Aharon Appelfeld, Katharina
Israel's high school students breaking out of disciplinary prison

The Education Ministry is promoting a fresh approach that combines the teaching of literature with civics, gender studies and other disciplines.

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Foreign worker
Israel granted permits to 80,000 migrants in 2012

Figure amounts to almost eight times the number of migrants who entered Israel illegally over the course of the year - yet Eli Yishai has been vocal in decrying the illegal 'infiltrators' as a danger.

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MK Tibi - Emil Salman
Young woman spits at Israeli Arab MK during election panel

Bar-Ilan University, who hosted the panel, apologized and condemned the act. MK Ahmed Tibi: 'I will speak my mind and the mind of the Arab public with pride.'

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Blind woman with guide dog.
Israel turning a blind eye to discrimination against blind

Minister revokes officials’ power to punish drivers who refuse to allow seeing-eye dogs on public transport.

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A Druze woman in the market in Daliat al-Carmel, near Isfiya, in 2008.
Arabic textbooks crafted to disconnect Druze from Arab community, scholar claims

Study says disconnection done by filtering out Arab nationalist writers and works that relate to a broader Arab literary context.

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Ariel University Center August 15, 2007 (Alex Levac)
Israel decides to recognize West Bank college as accredited university

Israel's Attorney General rules that there are no obstacles to recognizing Ariel University Center as a full university, after debate of more than five years; Israeli and international officials have urged Israel to reconsider the upgrade of the college in the settlement of Ariel.

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handicapped
Disability access required in all Israel public spaces over next 5 years

Accessibility will have to be provided everywhere from libraries, museums, movie theaters, bed and breakfast accommodations, dressing rooms in clothing stores and at automatic food dispensers.

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Children play in the playground of a primary school in Israel.
Report: More than a third of Israel's children are poor

Over the past three decades, the percentage of poor children has increased more than fourfold, from 8.1 percent in 1980 to 35.6 percent in 2011.

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Moti Milrod - autism
Autism diagnoses in Israel jump almost fivefold since 2004

Social Affairs Ministry’s report for 2011 found sharp and continual increase in incidence of the disorder; over half those with autism are children under 14, particularly between ages 5-9.

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A man sleeps rough on the streets of Hatikva, a flagship neighborhood of poverty.
Report: Three-quarters of Israelis see socioeconomic collapse as bigger existential threat than Iran

Some 69 percent say government policy should be the central factor in extricating people from poverty.

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Students
One giant leap for Israeli pupils, one small step for the Education Ministry

International test administrator warns that the education minister's triumphalism following a great leap in test scores may be premature.

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Violence against migrants in Israel reaches record high in 2012

ACRI annual report also coins 2012 as 'an end to an era of spontaneous protests.'

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Students in a school.
Israel ranks 7th in mathematics in international education tests

Israel marks significant improvement from 24th place in 2007; big gaps remain between Hebrew-speaking and Arabic-speaking students.

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Files in Education Ministry hall
Education Ministry officials leave private student files for all to see

Records left in corridors of Education Min. a few months after the ministry accused a school of negligence for failing to secure its student records.

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Ethiopian women
Why is the birth rate in Israel's Ethiopian community declining?

Women say that while waiting in transit camps in Ethiopia they were coaxed into agreeing to injections of long-acting birth control drugs.

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