Women education
Half of Afghan women rarely leave home as Taliban restrictions deepen, UN agency says
Afghanistan remains the only country in the world to ban girls from secondary education and women from attending university.
A small and insufficient victory: Female Torah scholars - opinion
Invest in women: Why gender equality matters for Israel’s future – opinion
Women’s entrepreneurship: Resilience and leadership in times of crisis - opinion
Women's leadership program comes to the Negev
Participants will learn theoretical and practical knowledge, acquire tools for managing personal and public leadership skills, and will take part in meetings with public figures.
Former Hadassah president Bernice Tannenbaum dies at 101
The figurehead former president of the Hadassah Women’s Zionist Organization of America was instrumental in making the organization what it is today.
UN women's rights panel singles out Israel in one-sided resolution
Israel was the only country mentioned in a report titled "Situation of and assistance to Palestinian women," whose recommendations were adopted by a huge majority.
Women’s voices can positively impact Israeli society
Poll: Most Israelis back equal representation for women in Knesset
Over half of Jewish Israelis would not vote for a party that does not include women in its list, a poll released by women's leadership organization WePower found Wednesday.
‘No representation, no vote’ say haredi women
A campaign to secure a spot for haredi women on the electoral lists of the haredi United Torah Judaism and Shas parties for the upcoming elections has been launched.
Forging forward
One Druse woman’s journey in her fight for higher education.
New report reveals discrimination against women in Israeli academia
"I want to see fifty percent women among the presidents of universities and among all the positions at the top of the pyramid," says women's advocate.
In My Own Write: Unlovable label
Are ‘bossy’ women controlling, or simply strong?
