The Samaria Regional Council has announced a new education initiative, 'Generation 5.0 Global,' backed by a 50 million shekel investment from the council budget. The program will train students in rhetoric, AI, and English through personalized lessons and a dedicated app, according to Council head Yossi Dagan, who said the goal is to cultivate future leaders of Israel from Samaria.
The Samaria Regional Council, led by Yossi Dagan, unveiled a five-year education plan on Sunday, headlined by the 'Generation 5.0 Global' program. The initiative, part of a broader 50 million shekel council investment, will provide selected students with training in rhetoric and artificial intelligence, as well as personalized English instruction and a dedicated mobile app for guidance. 'We put education first — this is our top goal,' Dagan said. 'From Samaria will grow the future leaders of Israel.' The program is set to launch in the coming year. No further details on the selection process or number of participants were provided.
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