Before the establishment of modern Israel, Hebrew was used mostly as a liturgical language and most European Jews spoke Yiddish in daily life. How did Israel go about teaching conversational Hebrew to millions of refugees?

by ZnSaucier
voyeur324

/u/ghostofherzl and /u/gingeryid (under a previous alias) have previously answered In the lead up to and when Israel became a nation, how did people develop an effective social and political state when everyone spoke a different language; or was modern Hebrew already spoken by the majority?