Female soldiers in combat
Equality NGO Forum Dvorah slams hesder yeshivot boycott over women's integration in tank units
Forum Dvorah, an Israeli women's rights NGO, criticized hesder yeshivot for boycotting the IDF Armored Corps over a pilot program involving women tank units.
Editor's Notes: High Court ruling on women in tanks deepens religious divide in IDF - comment
In first, woman completes IDF Sayeret Matkal course, set to join operational service
Hi-tech female artillery unit soldiers aiding in defense against Iran, Hezbollah talk to 'Post'
First six female recruits enlist to serve on Navy's new Sa'ar 6 missile ships
The soldiers will serve on the Sa'ar 5 until the INS Magen becomes operational in 2019.
Mixed responses to Bennett’s plan to encourage IDF enlistment
“We are for meaningful service in the IDF, regardless of political views and so if there are programs to encourage youth to IDF enlistment we support those programs,” said one parent.
Stop using double standards against female IDF soldiers
Extremist religious beliefs that women have no place outside of the home bear no relevance to this conversation.
Hands off women conscripts
Just this past week activists posted a large billboard- looking ad alongside the Tel Aviv-Jerusalem highway, which claims that Israel is stronger without mixed units.
Liberman praises IDF service by religious women, pans Orthodox dodgers
Israeli defense ministers says practice of permanent Torah study by Orthodox Jews at expense of army service, employment reflects "fake reality."
A (religious) woman’s place
The controversial sentiments about women in the army as expressed by some leading national-religious rabbis recently might indicate a new culture war.
Israeli Pride Times Two: LGBT and female combat soldiers
"It’s all about a person’s ability, not gender or sexual orientation.”
Sisters in arms: Female veterans from the US and Israel combat trauma together
Heroes to Heroes launches a pilot trip exclusively for female veterans.
A Lion’s Pride: An inside look at coed IDF combat unit preparing for battle
As Israel faces terror in the West Bank, a new coed group of combat soldiers finish training for their unique role in the Jordan Valley.
Despite some progress, most combat roles are closed to women in the IDF
“The IDF is quite comfortable the way it is and doesn’t want to make changes until another court case forces them to, and I think that day is coming soon.”