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Why women eating on camera still feels subversive
Mukbang, the viral trend of eating on camera, offers both entertainment and quiet rebellion—especially when women defy long-held taboos around appetite, control and appearance; but as the genre grows, so does concern over its impact on eating habits
Mali Zaidman | 11.29.25
עידן עמדי
Khaki is the new black: Israel embraces a new kind of macho man
Since the war erupted, the image of the Israeli warrior has been embedded into Israeli consciousness as the epitome of bravery, explaining why so many guys pose with IDF uniforms on Tinder; but does this trend come with a sinister side?
Adi Shaham | 04.14.24
גווינת' פאלטרו
'Where are the feminists?' Gwyneth Paltrow asks after Hamas atrocities
The Hollywood star took to Instagram to voice her criticism of the feminist groups that remained silent about the sexual assaults in the October 7 massacre; she also brings to light the story of Shani Louk, murdered by Hamas terrorists
ynet correspondents | 02.08.24
Judith Butler
'You've made yourself the useful idiot of antisemites': An open letter to Judith Butler
Opinion: Esteemed academic, claiming to be a feminist, overlooks Hamas' violence against women while accusing Israel of 'genocide', showing her pseudo-feminism's inconsistency
Hadar Galron | 12.13.23
אונס ואלימות
It’s just a bunch of women in powerful positions turning their backs on history
Opinion: The indifference of international women's organizations to the crimes of October 7 is violence in itself, encouraging future harm to women by placing the crimes 'in context'
Rotem Izak | 11.18.23
Prof. Alice Shalvi
Israeli feminist trailblazer Prof. Alice Shalvi dies at 96
Israel Prize laureate widely hailed as the mother of Israeli feminism for her efforts to promote women's roles in society
Tamar Trabelsi Hadad | 10.02.23
Beyond the myths: New study provides insights into the lives of ancient women
Groundbreaking study challenges age-old beliefs, revealing that in 80% of examined ancient cultures, women were active hunters, not just gatherers and child-rearers as traditionally assumed; This raises the question who was so keen to keep the women in the cave?
Rotem Izak | 08.19.23
גברים ונשים מתפללים יחדיו מול הכותל המערבי בתחילת שנות ה-20. את הרחבה הגדולה המוכרת כיום חוסמים בתי שכונת המוגרבים, שנהרסו מיד בתום מלחמת ששת הימים
The women's section in the synagogue remains a halachic mystery
Alongside men, behind a partition, or on a balcony? The answer to the question of women's place in the synagogue has never been clear in religious literature but over the years, different customs have emerged in various Jewish communities
Itzchak Tessler | 07.24.23
Shoshi Brandwein
A mission to provide quality employment for ultra-Orthodox women
Shoshi Brandwein a long-time career-oriented Haredi woman, frustrated that her friends struggle to integrate into the work market, especially since an ultra-Orthodox woman earns 7,000 NIS on average compared to NIS 10,000 for non-ultra-Orthodox
Shlomo Teitelbaum, Calcalist | 04.09.23
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