Israelis Abound in Youth Aliya
.
BY UZI BENZIMAN
youth aliya department
of the Jewish Agency, be-
lieves that the main rea-
son for the Jewish par-
ents' reluctance to send
their children to Israel is
their fear of army service.
The decrease in the
number of young immi-
grants caused the 28th
World Zionist Congress
held in 1972 to resolve
that youth aliya's net-
work of schools be as-
signed to absorb an initial
4,600 disadvantaged Is-
raeli youth. The move
was taken, too, as part of
the increasing involve-
ment of the organization
in Israel's domestic prob-
lems.
Adiel explained the
criteria — social and edu-
cational — by which Israeli
disadvantaged children
are admitted by youth
aliya.
Under the social crite-
rion, children of families
(Copyright 1976, JTA, Inc.)
Some 12,000 of the 15,-
000 "wards" of youth
aliy
Israelis nowa-
, a
days. Since 1972, the
number of young immi-
grants coming to Israel
without their parents and
attending youth aliya
schools has dramatically
decreased. -
Adiel,
S hr a ga
director-general of the
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Adiel emphasized the
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Israeli youngsters to
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Supplementary classes
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acy and/or to impart read-
ing skills at even the low-
est level.
Learning aids have been
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thinking and reasoning
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grams of artistic enrich-
ment also have been estab-
lished.
Another program aims
at strengthening the at-
tachment of the pupils to
their homeland by in-
creasing their knowledge
of and interest in, Israel's
geography, history, land-
scape, antiquities.and the
story of its achievements
of independence.
Youth aliya has also es-
tablished its own units of
social workers, psycholo-
gists, educational super-
visors, teachers and
counselors to aid the Is-
raeli program.
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