There are five female kashrut supervisors—along with 10 men—associated with the liberal Orthodox Tzohar certification organization.

Glick is entering politics as a candidate with the New Right Party, headed by Education Minister Naftali Bennet and Justice Minister Ayelet Shaked

Yudin's WePower offers training programs for aspiring female politicians as well as educational efforts to get out the vote in Israel.

An Israeli nonprofit is using martial arts—also known as budo—to unite youth from diverse backgrounds to foster coexistence and dialogue.

Meesh Hammer-Kossoy became one of Israel's first female Orthodox rabbis in 2015, after receiving ordination from Beit Midrash Har’el.