There are lots of people who are up in arms over the Brandon regime providing a minimal amount of relief for Americans who are burdened with student loan debt. Considering this is a hot topic, I thought it would be worth talking about the costs of higher education for the Jews in Israel.
Check out this Wiki blurb.
Universities generally require a certain amount of bagrut matriculation units (as well as a certain grade average) and a good grade in the Psychometric Entrance Test, which is similar in many respects to the American SAT. The Open University of Israel accepts all applicants regardless of their academic history, though it still maintains high academic standards. All of Israel’s nine public universities, and some of its colleges, are subsidized by the government, and students pay only a small part of the actual cost of tuition. Students who completed military service are entitled to a 90% discount on their first-year tuition fees. Further financial assistance is provided by student loans, grants, and scholarships approved by the Ministry of Education.
Israel provides all sorts of resources to financially assist Jews who wish to pursue a college degree. Unlike in America, young Israelis do not have to go into insane amounts of debt to get one.
Jews have also written articles encouraging the Jewish diaspora in America to attend the cheaper schools in Israel.
Check out what Shlomo says in this article blurb.
On average, annual undergrad tuition in Israel was about $3,000 in 2017-’18, according to a report by the Organisation for Economic Co-Operation and Development. In the U.S., it was $8,800.
Shlomo Lifshitz, the founder and CEO of Lirom Global Education — a company that supports international students studying in Israel — is an advocate for Jewish Americans attending higher education in Israel.
“Instead of going to die on student loans in the United States, come do a degree in Israel,” Lifshitz said.
Israel does not have the problem of student loan debt that exists in America. They are smart enough to realize that it is not good for Jews if their young people are forced into huge amounts of debt to earn a degree. These student loans are nothing but a Jewish scam that they push on the goyim.
Here is the Jew Ben Shapiro defending the usury scam.
I have a controversial idea about paying off student loan debt: don't take out debt you will likely be unable to pay off, and don't ask others to pay off your debts.
— Ben Shapiro (@benshapiro) August 23, 2022
On top of that, America’s college and university system has devolved into a massive fraud. They promise a piece of paper that they say will allow people to earn lots of money once they get it. In many cases that is simply a lie. Just look at how many people you see working at Starbucks who have an Art History degree while saddled with six figures worth of debt.
American society and mostly boomer-aged people, pushed this whole Jew scam on their children which is why we have a major problem with student loan debt right now.
