Yoav Kisch
Education Ministry establishes guidelines guaranteeing students' rights to lay tefillin in schools
The directive aimed to establish clear, uniform rules and provide school principals with a guided framework to facilitate the policy's implementation throughout the public school system.
Within just 5 years: ADHD drug consumption in Israel has doubled
Home Front Command lifts restrictions nationwide except for northern border communities
Israel's education system is failing its kids - editorial
Education minister causes controversy with Holocaust Remembrance Day tweets
Kisch received backlash for a tweet that seemingly echoed a Nazi-era slogan and for seemingly ignoring groups targeted by the Nazis alongside Jews.
Grapevine: Gallant-less toast
Movers and shakers in Israeli society.
Likud's Amsalem to join Israeli gov't this evening after delay - report
Amsalem has previously demanded control over the Government Companies Authority, which is currently part of the finance ministry.
Education Ministry present plans for new Bagrut exams program
The plans aim to increase flexibility and are supported by teachers organizations, but were criticized by parents' and sutdents' organizations.
Israel drops plans to put National Library under Edu. Ministry
Israeli Education Minister Yoav Kisch will appoint four members to the National Library Council, as well as a member to both the board of directors and the library's audit committee.
Grapevine: Emek oops
Movers and shakers in Israeli society.
In first, Ed. Minister visits family of deceased schoolchildren in Shuafat
The children, aged three, four and eight, died after getting hit by a car on their way to school.
Keep the National Library of Israel out of the Education Ministry - editorial
We remain the People of the Book and the National Library should remain as a treasure trove for all.
Yoav Kisch unveils new plan to revitalize Israeli education system
In an effort to combat Israel's teacher shortage, Yoav Kisch hopes to integrate IDF soldiers to teach in schools both during and after their service.
Politicians will need approval to enter schools - Education Minister Kisch
Previous Education Minister Shasha-Biton called the move a 'giant step towards dictatorship'.