Aharon Yadlin

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Aharon Yadlin was an Israeli Labor Party politician and kibbutz member who served as Israel’s Minister of Education and played a key role in shaping the country’s educational policy in the 1970s.

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instanceOf Israeli politician
education minister
government minister of Israel
human
kibbutz member
affiliation Histadrut
Jewish Agency for Israel
countryOfCitizenship Israel
dateOfBirth 1926-04-16
dateOfDeath 2022-08-12
educatedAt Hebrew University of Jerusalem
ethnicGroup Jewish people
linked to: Jews
fieldOfWork Israeli politics
Zionism
education policy
gender male
hasFamilyName Yadlin
hasGivenName Aharon
ideology Labor Zionism
knownFor shaping Israel’s educational policy in the 1970s
languageSpoken Hebrew
memberOf Kibbutz Be’eri
memberOfPoliticalParty Israeli Labor Party
Mapai
nativeLanguage Hebrew
notableWork reforms in Israeli education system in the 1970s
occupation educator
politician
public servant
participatedIn Palmach
placeOfBirth Tel Aviv
placeOfDeath Israel
positionHeld Deputy Minister of Education and Culture
Head of the Jewish Agency’s Education Department
Member of the Jewish Agency Executive
Member of the Knesset
Minister of Education of Israel
Secretary of the Labor Party
religion Judaism
servedIn Haganah
Palmach
workLocation Jerusalem
Tel Aviv

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