For the first time, most of 2018’s EMET Prize laureates are women

“Last year there were no female winners, so I called on women, through the media, to apply for the prize,” Ilana Ashkenazi, director of the EMET Prize organization, said.

Award presentation to the EMET Prize Director, Ilana Ashkenazi, for Promoting Excellence Among Women in Israel, by The Jerusalem Report Editor Steve Linde at the 7th Annual JPost Conference in NY

(photo credit: MARC ISRAEL SELLEM)

ByBARRY DAVIS

MAY 31, 2018 00:58

For the first time, most of 2018’s EMET Prize laureates are women

“Last year there were no female winners, so I called on women, through the media, to apply for the prize,” Ilana Ashkenazi, director of the EMET Prize organization, said.

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For the first time, most of 2018’s EMET Prize laureates are women

“Last year there were no female winners, so I called on women, through the media, to apply for the prize,” Ilana Ashkenazi, director of the EMET Prize organization, said.

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