Education and National Resilience: Israel's Failure to Learn from Crisis
חינוך וחוסן לאומי
Summary
An opinion piece arguing that Israel has repeatedly failed to draw lessons from major national crises, including the COVID-19 pandemic and the ongoing war. The author criticises the country's stubborn refusal to look back and reflect, describing this as a combination of foolishness, stubbornness and arrogance. The piece calls for a serious rethinking of how education and national resilience are built and maintained.
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הקורונה היתה כאן, מלחמה ראשונה היתה כאן, ואנחנו מסרבים בטיפשות, באטימות וביהירות להתבונן לאחור ולהפיק לקחיםRelated dispatches
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