Opinion You Won’t Find Women’s Solidarity in the Knesset
Female legislators in Israel are party members first, and only afterward, if at all, on the side of women
Sharon Geva
Opinion Female Spearheads of the Uprising
The untold story of the courier girls whose wit and daring made them key players in the Warsaw Ghetto uprising
What Hebrew Wikipedia Says About Israelis
We are preoccupied with Jews and wars, liberal arts are out, young women have it over older ones, and Hapoel lost again to Maccabi, according to the list of the 100 most popular entries in 2015.
Hannah Szenes: A Hero of the Hebrew Language
The collected letters of Hannah Szenes, who was parachuted into Europe in 1944 and killed by the Nazis, is a self-portrait of an enchanting woman.
Pulling the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising to the Right
Could it be that current political perceptions influence Israelis' Holocaust narrative?