Gender equality in israel
Israeli women demand more than election promises as parties face pressure over equality
A WIZO survey found that 54% of respondents wanted parties to present clear plans to advance women, as election candidates were questioned about safety, equal pay, and representation.
Where are all the women? Why Israel still struggles to put women at the top of politics
Haredi women, academics file petition against Israel's new gender-segregated education law
Knesset approves gender-segregated graduate degree programs in late-night vote
Israeli women make up less than third of top business posts - report
The report looked at 100 leading companies in the various sectors and industries that make up the Israeli economy.
Women's Day all year round at L’Oréal
L’Oréal recognized for gender equality by Bloomberg index for sixth consecutive year
Two-thirds of Israelis oppose Netanyahu government's judicial reform - poll
Two-thirds of Israelis feel as though the Supreme Court should be able to strike down laws that are in conflict with the Israeli Basic Laws.
No female director-generals appointed by new gov't for first time in decades
The current government has brought about the sharpest drop in female representation in senior government positions in over 20 years.
Letters to the Editor January 18, 2023: Precautionary and preventative
Readers of The Jerusalem Post have their say.
Gender equality gap persists in Israeli quality of life
23 of the indicators of Israel's quality of life examined by Israel's Central Bureau of Statistics favored males, whereas 19 favored females.
Letters to the Editor November 30, 2022: Heal the divide
Readers of The Jerusalem Post have their say.
The proposed High Court override clause will reverse gender equality gains - opinion
The new coalition's shortage of women and its proposed High Court override clause are a danger to the struggle for gender equality in Israel.
Israel must legalize gender segregation, Orthodox parties demand
Religious Zionist Party and United Torah Judaism demand to allow segregated events, services and studies for the haredi and Orthodox public.
Stuck in the past: Where are all the women on the Likud list? - comment
Of the Likud's top 20, three are women. And of the top 10, only one is a woman. At face value alone, this does not represent the Israeli public.