Women
How the haredi draft issue puts the status of Israeli women into question
Tal Hochman, Executive Director of the Israel Women's Network, and Rabbi Natan Slifkin, explore the ongoing struggles faced by women in Israeli society, and the haredi draft issue.
Crowd boost helps Israeli figure skater Mariia Seniuk advance to Olympic final
Women's integration into IDF 'disaster': Rabbis send letter to Netanyahu demanding intervention
How women commonly incorporate Shilajit into wellness schedules
MHRA urges women on weight loss drugs to use birth control after reports of surprise pregnancies
Women are reporting unintended pregnancies despite contraceptive use while using weight-loss injections like ozempic.
When Israeli FemTech meets East Asia
Israeli pride in Hong Kong: Shelly Bloch presented Israeli innovation at Asia’s health summit and in a new Israeli technology innovation pavilion in the field of health.
Study of 47,000 women since 1984 finds coffee key to healthy aging
Women who drank one to three cups of caffeinated coffee daily in midlife had higher chances of 'healthy aging', reaching 70 without major diseases or cognitive impairments.
From pre-army program to festival: Three young women revive the feminine spirit of the Galilee
Doron, Gali, and Ella joined a Mechina in Sde Nehemia, felt the region’s trauma, and chose to act. They’re launching a women’s festival with workshops, a fair, and dancing to revive the Galilee.
Invest in women: Why gender equality matters for Israel’s future – opinion
There is a large emphasis on family values in Israel, which can lead to detrimental effects for women in leadership roles.
New study reveals pregnant women in Viking society depicted as warriors
A silver figurine from a 10th-century burial depicts a pregnant woman wearing a helmet, challenging traditional views.
The ‘flower in the trash’: An Egyptian exile’s fight for truth and freedom - interview
Dalia Ziada: If we want to bring peace to the Middle East, there are three key players they need to focus on and find ways to make them work together: Israel, Egypt, and Jordan.
Jerusalem’s lionesses roar to score in Israeli rugby revival
Between a ruck and a line out: The Jerusalem women’s team started out with five players and now has 19 – the most in the league.
Sweden looking to ban virginity testing to protect girls from ‘honor’ crimes - report
The law would see virginity testing become a crime.
It is time for women to run the Israeli government - opinion
Men are really not capable of leading us right now. Let’s just give the reins of leadership over to the women. There are several potential candidates.
