Israeli women
World Emunah: The women who are holding Israel together
Resilience not as an abstract Israeli virtue, but a daily labor performed overwhelmingly by women whose contributions often remain out of frame.
Fifteen percent of Israelis victims of crime as fears rise, reporting remains low - survey
IDF marks International Women’s Day by spotlighting women serving in Operation Roaring Lion
‘Facing the Middle East’ spotlights women champions for change, power in action
Katz considers increasing retirement age for women from 62 to 64
Previously, Feminist groups prevented any change in upping the existing retirement age for women.
Celebrating life and womanhood: Eylon Nuphar
A breast cancer survivor who isn't afraid to confront society's beauty standards.
Women Advancement Authority seeks to promote women in senior positions
The authority noted that current data indicates a degree of inequality in positions of authority.
Two religious women, one Jewish, one Muslim, reach Knesset with same goals
From their positions of strong identity, both women are willing to reach outside the traditional boundaries of their communities, and strive for an Israeli society with greater collaboration.
A law to prevent the next war?
Women Wage Peace launches 'Political Alternatives First' legislation
After giving birth, olim women are still waiting to see their families
MK Michal Cotler-Wunsh is working hard to allow family visits for Olim and lone soldiers, despite the restrictions that are in place due to the coronavirus outbreak.
Moran Atias’s journey from Hollywood to the COVID-19 ward and back
Atias: “I felt very honored that they wanted to include me in this conference and give me the opportunity to share some of my experience and knowledge."
Jewish astronaut Jessica Meir talks about her experience with Ilan Ramon
Meir had just started her career when the Colombia Space Shuttle disaster occurred.
Protests throughout Israel against domestic violence amid spate of murders
Israel Police reported a 16% rise in the number of domestic violence cases opened, mostly involving violence against women, along with a 31% rise in the number of calls about domestic violence.
Meet Prof. Noam Vered, the 1st woman to win the Israel Prize for Talmud
As a child I felt that Talmud is a conversation that links people and creates joy and also has something different from everyday life, something higher and beautiful.
