Israels 2023 Education Spending Reached 7.1% of GDP, Outpacing OECD Average
Israel's 2023 education spending reached 7.1% of GDP, surpassing the OECD average, yet higher education relies heavily on private funding.
Israel's 2023 education spending reached 7.1% of GDP, surpassing the OECD average, yet higher education relies heavily on private funding.
A new OECD report reveals 20% of Israelis aged 18-24 are not in employment, education, or training, marking the largest increase among developed countries.
Israel's classrooms are the second most crowded in the OECD, with elementary schools averaging 27.4 students, according to new data.
Israel's government has unveiled a strategic plan to overhaul its rental housing market, aiming for long-term stability through a new dedicated body and.
2025 PISA results show a shocking decline in Israeli students' reading, math, and science scores, ranking near the bottom among OECD nations.
A Shoresh Institute survey reveals Israeli teachers lag behind most OECD peers in literacy skills, with even STEM graduates scoring lower than other.
Starting next school year, Israeli middle schools will implement AI-powered personalized English learning, expanding Project 720 nationwide.
Israel's Ministry of Energy suggests tax incentives, including adjusting investment tax credits, to support energy R&D companies in their commercialization.
The OECD's 2026 Anti-Corruption and Integrity Outlook identifies strengths and weaknesses in Israel's public integrity systems, including gaps in strategy and.