Israeli Ultra-Orthodox Radio Station Fined 1 Million Shekels for Keeping Women Off the Air
A class action lawsuit was filed against an ultra-Orthodox radio station by multiple women for not being able to hear women's voices on the radio station
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Opinion Enforcing Orthodoxy on Yom Kippur
The decision to close the beaches of Lake Kinneret marks yet another milestone in the slope down which secular Israel is sliding
Could This Ultra-Orthodox Man, Set to Win Full Haredi Support, Be Jerusalem's Next Mayor?
Support from the entire Orthodox camp would put Yossi Deutsch at the front of the race
Israel Police Force Seeking to Fill New Post: Expert in Jewish Law
Candidate must be an Orthodox rabbi with experience in issuing halakhic rulings
Opinion Fight Religious Power in Secular Schools
As long as secular people choose to continue living in Israel, they must wage a head-on war against this missionary brainwashing
Israeli Woman Sues Government Over Men-only Driving Classes
In light of the case, the Israel Women's Network will file a precedent-setting class action suit
Do Israeli Startups Even Count on the World Scene? Q&A With David Rosenberg
Only America and Israel can lay claim to achieving technological leadership, but nothing that has changed the world came out of Israel
Natalie Portman's Jewish 'Nobel' Money Distributed to Women's Groups – Without Her
37 Israeli women’s organizations to split $1m Genesis Prize money originally earmarked for Israeli-American actor
Haredi Party Agrees to Remove Anti-women Rule, but Says Nothing Will Change
Women's groups that petitioned High Court push for formal ruling after Agudat Yisrael asserted that its membership policy is still determined by sages’ council
Shas Languishes in the Polls, Yet Its Low-achievement School System Is Growing Fast
Until Haim Biton took over two years ago, the Maayan Chinuch Torani school system’s enrollment had been stable at about 36,000. But last year, it had more than 45,000 students