Haredim women
Most haredi IDF recruits had already left the community before enlisting - report
A new report shows most haredi men who enlist in the IDF had already left the ultra-Orthodox community, challenging claims that the army triggers their exit.
Love, laughter, and high-stakes Haredi dating in 'Matchmaking 2' - review
'Speak quietly': Ashdod rabbis call for restrictive rules for women on public transport
Amid global turbulence, Shulamit Segal-Zlotsky is revolutionizing fundraising for NGOs
Ex-haredi girl who received unnecessary psychiatric pills commits suicide
Chaya Weller, a former member of the extremist Satmar hasidic sect, who exposed her experience of being drugged by her parents, ended her life at the age of 22 years old.
Haredim deface ads with Orly Levy-Abecassis's picture
The defaced pictures appeared next to pictures of Amir Peretz and Itzik Shmuli, but only Levy-Abecassis's pictures were defaced.
The unorthodox credo of modest fashion icon Devora Golan
“Modesty doesn’t have to equal ugly or boring,” Golan’s Instagram tagline reads.
Police investigating Israeli baby trafficking case involving rabbi's wife
The rabbi's wife served as the guardian of a young Haredi woman who was in advanced pregnancy at the time.
Haredi social activist set to become second ever female haredi MK
Yankelevich has taken a different path however, and decided to seek elected office outside of the constraints of the haredi system.
The mikveh monologues
Haredi sector following the current trend of communal office spaces
Haredi coworking offices are either for men only, or have a completely separate area for women.
Women and art in Jerusalem
Studia fuses color and community
Court rules UTJ must let women run for office
"This is an important step on the historic path on the way to integrating women in politics and preventing all parties from submitting lists that do not include women."
An all-female Orthodox ambulance corps gets a film of its own
“93Queen,” Orthodox filmmaker Paula Eiselt’s big-screen debut, documents one woman’s attempt to create an all-female version of Hatzalah with only strictly observant Orthodox members.
