Jerusalem's Bezalel arts school to open new ultra-Orthodox track

Council for Higher Education approves proposal to open branch for Haredim; classes to begin this September.

By Camea Smith | 01:28 05.07.12 |

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The Council for Higher Education has approved a plan by Jerusalem's Bezalel Academy of Arts and Design to open a new branch catering to the Haredi (ultra-Orthodox) public.

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Council for Higher Education approves proposal to open branch for Haredim; classes to begin this September.

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