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  • Film producer Harvey Weinstein arrives for his arraignment at Manhattan Criminal Court in New York,

    Sexual harassment claim against Harvey Weinstein dismissed by U.S. judge

    Judd had accused Weinstein of defaming her in 1998 after she refused what she said were his sexual advances a year earlier.

  • Harvey Weinstein's motion for criminal case dismissal denied

    The accusations led to the #MeToo movement in which hundreds of women have publicly accused powerful men in business, politics and entertainment of sexual harassment and abuse.

  • Film producer Harvey Weinstein arrives for his arraignment at Manhattan Criminal Court in New York,

    Harvey Weinstein must face British actress's sex trafficking lawsuit

    Kadian Noble is one of over 70 women, mostly young actresses and other women in the movie industry, who have accused Weinstein of sexual misconduct, including rape, in incidents dating back decades.

  • Mayim Bialilk

    Mayim Bialik defends controversial NY Times column on Weinstein

    The Jewish actress says her words about modesty were twisted.

    By AMY SPIRO

  • Woody Allen, director of the new film "Vicky Cristina Barcelona", poses with Harvey Weinstein, co-ch

    Woody Allen ‘sad’ about Harvey Weinstein, worried about a ‘witch hunt’

    Harvey Weinstein helped to revive Woody Allen’s career after alleged sex crimes against Allen came to light.

    By JTA

  • Politicians, celebrities respond to Weinstein assault allegations

    Donald Trump, Barack Obama, and Hillary Clinton weighed in.

    By JACOB GOFF KLEIN

  • Donna Karan

    Donna Karan defends Harvey Weinstein, suggests women are asking for it

    Designer Donna Karan defended herself on Monday night, saying that her words were taken out of context.

    By JTA

  • Harvey Weinstein

    Movie mogul Harvey Weinstein fired following harassment claims

    Weinstein has paid off at least eight women to settle complaints about his lewd behavior, according to the New York Times.

    By JTA

  • Following sex scandal, Weinstein Company to file for bankruptcy

    The board had "no choice but to pursue its only viable option to maximize the Company's remaining value: an orderly bankruptcy process."

    By REUTERS

  • Ari Shavit

    Ari Shavit, Mel Gibson and the notion of rehabilitation

    I don’t believe Shavit needs to be banished to Siberia for the rest of his days.

    By AMY SPIRO

  • Leon Wieseltier

    Wieseltier admits ‘offenses’ against female colleagues

    New magazine by leading Jewish editor Leon Wieseltier scrapped after allegations

    By AMY SPIRO

  • National Organization fo Women protest in New York, calling for prosecution of Harvey Weinstein

    Me too: Israeli women tell their stories about assault

    As the 'me too' campaign conquers social media, women's groups in Israel are hoping it marks a real turning point in the fight against harassment and assault.

    By AMY SPIRO

  • Men who disrespect women are not real men

    How men perceive themselves and how they are perceived by women from the cradle onward.

    By SHIRLEY ZAUER

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