A short time ago the OECD published a comparative report describing education in OECD countries in 2021. Looking at the various countries’ government per capita investments in education reveals that at all educational levels, Israel invests less than the average among OECD countries. The largest gaps are to be found in early education (ages 0-3) and non-academic post-secondary education.

Israel’s proposed budget for fiscal 2015-2016 fails to strengthen the social services and thus contributes to increased inequality in Israeli society

Over the past three decades privatization has made serious inroads, as parents, nonprofits, and commercial bodies – referred to as “market forces” – play a growing role

Israel Equality Monitor. Issue no. 1