- Israeli SceneIsrael at 75: A Special IssueExploring the sociopolitical forces, arts, culture and food that have defined modern Israel since its independence in 1948.
Exploring the sociopolitical forces, arts, culture and food that have defined modern Israel since its independence in 1948.
Israeli SceneIsrael’s ‘Ethnic Democracy’Israel has made a critical mistake over the years in not being more explicit about its unique kind of democracy, writes author and scholar Daniel Gordis.
Israel has made a critical mistake over the years in not being more explicit about its unique kind of democracy, writes author and scholar Daniel
Israeli SceneAbortion in Israel: Relatively Easy to Get, Hard to DiscussThe discourse over abortion differs dramatically between the United States and Israel, where the procedure is legal and barely a political issue.
The discourse over abortion differs dramatically between the United States and Israel, where the procedure is legal and barely a political issue.
American View Israeli SceneOrthodox Women Are Saying: Lights, Camera, Action!Fed up with policies that remove women’s images from publications, a number of Orthodox women are fighting back—with photo shoots!
Fed up with policies that remove women’s images from publications, a number of Orthodox women are fighting back—with photo shoots!
Health + MedicineHelping Children Deal With TraumaYoung victims of pandemic stress learn coping strategies at Hadassah Hospital.
Young victims of pandemic stress learn coping strategies at Hadassah Hospital.
Israeli SceneWhat Will Israel Look Like at 100?Asking the tough questions is our responsibility, says former Ambassador Michael Oren.
Asking the tough questions is our responsibility, says former Ambassador Michael Oren.
Kibbutz Ketura’s First 50 YearsAs many of these recollections submitted by past Ketura volunteers suggest, the Negev-area kibbutz has experienced significant growth since its earliest days.Alice Shalvi, the Mother of Israeli Feminismby Lisa Hostein'If I were a fairy godmother and could do one positive thing, it would be to eliminate sinat chinam (baseless hatred) among Israelis.'Israeli Women Who Led the Way in Arts and CultureMeet Dana International, the first transgender winner of the Eurovision song contest, plus Oscar winner Natalie Portman and 'Jerusalem of Gold' singer Shuly Natan.Israeli Women Who Led the Way in SportsMeet ultra-Orthodox marathon runner Beatie Deutsch and Olympic medalists Linoy Ashram and Yael Arad.Israeli Women Who Led the Way in BusinessMeet economist Karnit Flug, 3D-printing fashion designer Danit Peleg and EL AL CEO Dina Bel Tal GananciaThe ‘First’ Women of HMOThe pioneering women of Hadassah Medical Organization never saw barriers as dead ends.Israeli Women Who Led the Way in ScienceMeet Orna Berry, one of the most important women in Israel’s tech industry, and Ada Yonath, the first Israeli woman to win a Nobel Prize.Israeli Women Who Led the Way, in Government and BeyondFrom Prime Minister Golda Meir to Knesset Member Pnina Tamano-Shata, these women have broken glass ceilings and shaped Israel throughout its first three-quarters of a century.Footer Menu Column 2
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