The Tanufa Directorate, in cooperation with the Education and Finance ministries, announced a special incentive of NIS 60,000 for new teachers who join educational institutions on the northern frontline. Additionally, a permanent monthly bonus of NIS 1,000 will be awarded to teaching staff who lead educational initiatives, according to N12.
The Tanufa (Momentum) Directorate for the North has announced a new incentive package aimed at strengthening the education system in frontline communities along the northern border. The initiative, developed in coordination with the Ministry of Education and the Ministry of Finance, offers a one-time grant of NIS 60,000 to new teachers who commit to teaching in schools located in the frontline zone. Additionally, veteran teachers who lead educational initiatives will receive a permanent monthly supplement of NIS 1,000. The program is part of broader government efforts to bolster the north, which has seen significant investment in recent months. The Zioneer previously reported on the Tanufa Directorate's transfer of NIS 220 million to 23 northern local authorities for development projects in July, as well as a NIS 100 million cabinet allocation for informal education in June. The new teacher incentive aims to address staffing shortages in the region, which has been affected by the security situation.
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