Economy
A million shekel per child: suckers don't die, they just fund the neighbors' kids
Raising a child to age 25 in Israel is a seven-figure transaction. From driving lessons to a first apartment, child-rearing expenses keep climbing, but the real problem is a public that decided it's a privilege to live at others' expense. Before Yom Kippur, we discovered there's not everything we want to forgive.
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Raising a child to age 25 in Israel is a seven-figure transaction. From driving lessons to a first apartment, child-rearing expenses keep climbing, but the real problem is a public that decided it's a privilege to live at others' expense. Before Yom Kippur, we discovered there's not everything we want to forgive.
