Women of the Wall
Women of the Wall attempt to smuggle Torah scroll in baby stroller, inciting clashes
One worker was taken to the hospital as a result of the clashes, who was allegedly attacked by a Women of the Wall activist.
Women of the Wall's Anat Hoffman, wired to fight for pluralism
Empowering women: Israel's Knesset hosts special conference for International Women's Day
My vote for City Council: A vote for a liberal, Israeli Jerusalem - opinion
Despite heckling, Women of the Wall finish prayers at Kotel's women's section
Several religious women told the "Post" that they are missing the point of praying at the Western Wall.
The political is personal, too
What’s the big deal with the Western Wall?
About 10 million people visit the Western Wall in Jerusalem’s Old City every year, and yet among the questions I am asked most frequently is, “Why do you care so much about the Kotel?”
Women of the Wall appoint liberal Orthodox director
Yochi Rappeport-Zierler says she hopes that WOWs goals will be realized in next ten years, hopes to change perception of organization and of pluralist Judaism in Israel during her tenure.
The ‘Four Daughters’ within me
How I grew from the one who doesn’t know to ask to the wise one.
The ‘Four Daughters’ within me
How I grew from the one who doesn’t know to ask to the wise one
Where is the respect at the Kotel?
‘Three weddings and a statement’ challenges Chief Rabbinate on marriage
Three Israeli couples are being married in a synagogue in Washington, D.C. March 26 in protest of their own country, whose Chief Rabbinate will not allow them to marry.
U.S. Muslim activist saddened by conflict over Women of the Wall
Soraya Deen was in Israel to take part in anniversary celebrations by Women of the Wall, but was caught up in altercation during their prayer service.
March 13, 2019: Wailing at the Wall
Readers of 'The Jerusalem Post' have their say.
