The 100-Days Plan

Researchers: Private: Roni Barboy Private: Bentzi Rakow Private: Meir Hirshman Private: Israel Tick Private: Adi Sisso-Juran Private: Udi Ben-Dror Private: Elazar Korenfeld Private: Dov Goldberg Private: Yifat Mansbach-Shapira Private: Shani Susman-Efrati Private: Danielle Ben-Yehuda Yehudit Miletzky

The 100-day plan is a strategic plan submitted to the 25th Knesset, for the economic-social advancement of Haredi society in a variety of fields.

The 100-days plan was formulated by policy studies and strategic plans conducted by the Haredi Institute for Public Affairs in the past, and from the extensive experience and knowledge gained at the institute, and emphasizes the key issues that are on the agenda of the new government.

The Plan offers concrete actions for the economic-social advancement of the Haredi population in Israel in the fields of general strategy, employment, housing and infrastructure, education, crisis management, health and welfare.

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