20/04/2026
A quiet but important shift is happening in Israel’s education system 👇
A new study from the Taub Center highlights the rise of “boundary-crossing teachers” educators working in school systems different from the ones they were trained in.
The numbers tell the story:
• The share of Arab teachers in Hebrew State schools has quadrupled since 2010
• Nearly 1 in 4 Hebrew State schools now employ at least two Arab teachers
• State-religious schools are increasingly relying on teachers trained in Haredi institutions
What began as a response to staffing shortages is now reshaping classrooms — and creating new opportunities for connection across different parts of Israeli society.
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This study by the Taub Center for Social Policy Studies in Israel points to a growing phenomenon of “boundary-crossing teachers,” reshaping the composition of Israeli teaching staff. Nachum Blass, Principal Researcher and Chair, Taub Center Education Policy Program,...