Relly Sa'ar, Ha’aretz, September 12, 2006 The vast majority of the 3,700 educational institutions in Israel, attended by more than a million elementary and junior high pupils, have a nurse's office. But for the past three years, "most nurses offices are abandoned most days of the week," says Irit Levana, the Education Ministry official responsible for health matters. The reason: Continuous budget cuts have made it impossible to fund vital health care, including immunizations against potentially fatal disease and first aid, at Health Ministry standards. ... Where