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Israel Air Force appoints first woman to lead aviation squadron
Another woman appointed to lead operational command and control unit.
Israeli Air Force encourages more women to join pilots course
“A plane doesn’t care if it’s a woman or a man flying it. The Air Force wants the best of the best."
First female IAF pilot appointed deputy commander in combat squadron
Captain Y lost her grandfather, also an IAF pilot, during the Yom Kippur War.
IDF commander suspended for illicit relationship with subordinate
Lt.-Col. Elad Cohen was due to finish position in coming weeks regardless of investigation.
Female Bnei Akiva members reject director’s views that religious women should not enlist
Director: This is not the proper or successful way to contribute to the State of Israel.
IDF stands by decision to examine possibility of co-ed tank units
Several former generals and chief rabbis come out against proposal, calling army "complacent" and idea "dangerous."
![IDF soldiers stand atop a tank near the border with Gaza. [File]](https://images.jpost.com/image/upload/f_auto,fl_lossy/q_auto/c_fill,g_faces:center,h_194,w_290/250777 "IDF soldiers stand atop a tank near the border with Gaza. [File]")
Gaza-bound female flotilla meets Israel's female combat soldiers
In Israel, seeing a female combat soldier is not all that unusual, women are eligible for 92% of the IDF's jobs.
International Women's Day: Founder of ICRC discusses her role in saving ME Christians
Juliana Taimoorazy was smuggled out of Iran in 1989, now mentors young women who, like herself, arrived in the US to avoid religious persecution.
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.”