Women of israel
Naomi Shloush's 'Academic bimbo' confronts Mizrahi identity in modern Israel
Naomi Shloush’s book confronts identity, stigma, and the fragile space between belonging and exclusion
Women redefining power in Israel
Michaela Berku on volunteering, MDA, and saving lives through service
For the greater good: The sacrifices made by Esther and other women for the Jewish people - opinion
Israel’s new gov’t: More female ministers, post quality stagnant
Women head a record eight of a possible 36 ministries but lead less important departments
Mount Meron celebrations contested as only one woman is invited
Only 150 people have been given permission to attend the festival. Among the 150 invitees, only a single woman has received an invitation.
Coronavirus crisis sees spike in domestic abuse in Israel
The police will therefore be carrying out regular check-ups at the homes of families in which women were feeling threatened or at risk.
Employment Service: Women twice as likely to resign than male employees
The figures, published to coincide with International Women's Day, showed that Jewish women represented approximately half of all claimants last year – greater than their share of the population.
Gal Gadot: Beauty, strength and brains make her Israel's best ambassador
#24: Gal Gadot
German tech giant SAP launches Tel Aviv start-up accelerator
"The objective is to build an open ecosystem of start-up innovation around SAP’s solutions..." says Alexa Gorman head of SAP.iO Foundries EMEA
Women of the Wall appoint liberal Orthodox director
Yochi Rappeport-Zierler says she hopes that WOWs goals will be realized in next ten years, hopes to change perception of organization and of pluralist Judaism in Israel during her tenure.
The ‘Four Daughters’ within me
How I grew from the one who doesn’t know to ask to the wise one.
Forbes Under 30 Summit for Women to be held in Israel
Last year's conference was such a success, Forbes is launching its first every Under 30 women's summit in the Jewish state.
The Israeli queen of beer
Maybe it’s because the industry has such a masculine image. Say “brewer” and most people think of a burly dude.
