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Hesder yeshivas back soldiers who refused Gaza mission with female paramedic
Religious Zionist leaders call punishment of 16 Givati soldiers excessive after they refused a Gaza mission with a female paramedic, exposing deeper tensions over mixed-gender military service
Shilo Freid
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09.01.26
Can psychological beliefs affect IVF success? An Israeli researcher put the theory to the test
Dr. Michal Kreitler found pregnancy rates differed sharply between women who received a belief-focused intervention and comparison groups, but stresses that the findings do not mean women are responsible when IVF fails
Zipporah Roman
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09.01.26
Women make up half of Israel, but their political representation is heading backward
Women hold about a quarter of seats in the current Knesset, but party lists now point to weaker representation, with no woman currently expected to lead a major party
ynet correspondents
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08.31.26
Gulf states want women in uniform — but your husband may have to approve
As regional threats grow, Gulf states are expanding women’s military roles, from officers to pilots, even as restrictions reveal the limits of their push for equality
Lior Ben Ari
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08.31.26
Arab parties unite, but women remain left out
Opinion: When Israel’s Arab parties merged their slates, they also merged their male hierarchies; the alliance solved the equation of how to divide seats among the parties, but it did nothing to fix gender inequality
Rawiya Handaklo
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08.30.26
‘I realized I was abusing my husband, repeating what I endured as a child’
Writing under the pseudonym Zohara, a 43-year-old family lawyer and mediator describes how childhood violence resurfaced in her marriage, the moment she saw her daughters’ fear and the treatment that helped her begin breaking the cycle
Sivan Kanety Avitan
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08.30.26
The overlooked heart attack symptom that affects up to 70% of women
Unexplained fatigue can emerge days or even weeks before a heart attack, particularly in women; cardiologists explain how to distinguish a warning sign from ordinary exhaustion
ynet
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08.30.26
‘Save the cheerleader, save the world’: Why television still loves superpowered teenage girls
Thirty years after Sabrina and 20 years after Heroes, Hayden Panettiere’s death invites a new look at one of US television’s most enduring fantasies: teenage girls discovering extraordinary powers just as adolescence makes their bodies and identities feel least under control
Smadar Shiloni
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08.27.26
Three women, three worlds: Secular, Haredi and Bedouin women unite for political parity
Yael Yechieli, Fany Sukenik and Hanan Alsana come from very different parts of Israeli society, but through the 50:50 initiative they share one goal: equal representation for women in politics and decision-making
Karina Shtotland
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08.25.26
Arkia’s first female jet captain is following in the footsteps of her father
Adar Madutzky becomes the first woman at Arkia certified to captain a jet, while she and her father Tal also become the airline’s first father-daughter pair serving simultaneously as captains
Iris Lifshitz-Klieger
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08.23.26
Bumble drops women-first rule: Why women still want men to initiate
Bumble is letting men make the first move after finding 66% of women prefer it that way, reigniting a provocative question: Did dating apps mistake equality for symmetry, and underestimate how deeply traditional courtship still shapes desire?
Dr. Liraz Margalit
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08.21.26
This is why women and men walk differently
Tel Aviv University-led study offers an evolutionary explanation for pelvic differences, finding that modern men developed a spring-like mechanism that absorbs shock, stores energy and makes long-distance walking more efficient, while women evolved differently
Ynet
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08.17.26
Israel’s political parties boast female candidates, but the men still call the shots
Opinion: Parties highlight female candidates ahead of the 2026 election, but men still lead and dominate the inner circles where alliances, strategy and lists are shaped; women's representation is essential, but real equality requires political power
Chen Artzi Sror
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08.11.26
Sephora to open in Israel for first time with 6 stores and 5 in-store boutiques
The beauty giant will initially open six stores and five shop-in-shop locations selling mainly Sephora Collection products, while brands including Huda Beauty, Charlotte Tilbury, Rare Beauty and Fenty will remain unavailable during the pilot stage
Meirav Crystal
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08.09.26
'No trip abroad could compare': the women coordinating Israel's most sensitive West Bank missions
Young female officers coordinate intelligence, arrests and complex counterterrorism missions across the West Bank, serving as key operational planners in some of the IDF’s busiest sectors
Idan Bloemhof
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08.09.26
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