As Israel approaches Passover, it is after yet another exhausting month of war.

The headlines are loud. The sirens are louder. Public attention is understandably pulled, toward security, fear, survival, and the immediate crises unfolding in front of us. But beneath the roar of war, something essential is being drowned out: the urgent need to invest in the society our children are inheriting.

This is not a secondary concern. It is not something to return to “when things calm down.” It is one of the central challenges of this moment.

Across Israel, young people are navigating prolonged uncertainty. They are carrying anxiety, grief, disruption, and emotional exhaustion. And at the same time, we expect them to be the generation that will restore trust, community, and hope in Israeli society.

That cannot happen in a........

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