A Revolution Is Needed: We Must Have a Different Education System | Dr. Gali Nehari

Dr. Gali Nehari calls for a revolution in the Israeli education system, arguing that it has stagnated and is irrelevant. She cites the Finance Ministry's decentralization plan as a catalyst for discussion but claims politicians prefer band-aids over deep change. Nehari demands that the public legitimize a true revolution, including changing the system's structure, teaching methods, and employment model.

In an opinion piece, Dr. Gali Nehari argues that the Israeli education system has stagnated and fails in every area. She notes that the Finance Ministry's decentralization plan, published this week, sparked a heated debate, but in her view, a deeper revolution is needed. Nehari criticizes politicians who prefer "band-aids" like budget additions and extra hours over real change. She calls on the public to demand deep change, including addressing the sectoral structure, teaching methods, and employment model. According to her, if the system is not addressed now, Israel may not reach its centennial year.