Feminism
Organ harvesting, dog rape: How an anti-Israel report turns allegations into 'systemic' abuse
The report calls the graphic accounts of the rape of Israeli women on October 7, 2023, "fabricated" and intended to depict Palestinian men "as barbaric and depraved."
‘I’m fine with Jews, just not Zionists’: Time to rip off the anti-Zionist mask - opinion
Teenage girl murdered after refusing arranged marriage to cousin, Iraqi women’s rights group claims
'All Afternoon': Feminism comes to River Ridge - book review
We need more Barbie doctors and scientists, study says
Encouraging an expanded line of diverse Barbies, the authors envisioned dolls that inspire young girls' views of surgeons and scientists.
'The Only Woman in the Room': A feminist biography of Golda Meir - review
Most books about Golda Meir in English project her as a celebrity, “the grandmother of the nation,” and gloss over the politics. This book has chosen another direction.
Feminist scholars blast ‘abandonment’ of Israeli women by major organizations
The National Women Studies Association has done little to condemn Hamas or assist the victims of the worst attack against women in recent memory, says the AEN.
Michaeli: Indifference to Hamas sexual violence is a betrayal of feminism
The head of Israel's Labor Party advocates for cooperation with Mahmoud Abbas and the Palestinian Authority while condemning the progressive left's support for jihad in the name of human rights.
The anti-Zionist sex: Feminist organizations side with Hamas
The October 7 massacre brought feminist organizations and jihadist rapists into one bed.
The story of Rebecca, Isaac, and Jacob from a feminist perspective - opinion
If we have an intuitive deep truth that the reality is distorted and needs correction, we should act immediately to rectify it, just as Rebecca did.
October 7 massacre proves #MeToo doesn't apply to Jewish women - opinion
Anywhere else, the #MeToo movement would have swung into action, yet women in Israel have not been afforded any support.
A director, on her debut: 'I wanted to show women who did not make history'
I wanted to talk about someone who is not a rebel, who accepts the life that she has,' says Paola Cortellesi.
Revisiting Betty Friedan’s Jewish legacy through the first biography of her in decades
On that day, she finally tore through the “feminine mystique” to affirm her full identity in public — as both a feminist and a Jew.
The Game of Queens: Why do women have a lower ceiling in chess?
In checking gender bias in chess playing, New York researchers find parents and coaches shortchange girls’ potential.
