The discourse over abortion differs dramatically between the United States and Israel, where the procedure is legal and barely a political issue.
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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.
Israeli Life: New Feet for Old StepsEvery other Friday afternoon, a group of musicians—a clarinetist, trombonist, bass player and drummer—blasts away on Rothschild Boulevard in Tel Aviv. The group, most oftenLetter From Jerusalem: Center of GravityMarch 11. Election night, January 22, 2013: Between midnight and dawn, while saner souls slept, Israelis truly obsessed with politics sat awake, amazed, constantly refreshingJust Dessertsby Paula Shoyerby Paula ShoyerMost people return from Paris with flowery descriptions of the spectacular art, architecture and fashion of the city. But the Paris I love to visitInterview: David StavRabbi David Stav, 53, is founder-president of Tzohar, a network of national-religious rabbis. Unconventionally, Stav, Israeli-born chief rabbi of Shoham, in Israel’s central district, hasFamily Matters: Unexpected BFFThe Weimaraner arrived at my Jerusalem apartment one summer day alongside my wife’s nephew—a self-styled nomad who roams the Judean Hills with his goats, sheep,Israeli Life: A Civil Way ForwardGallal Aovad Babai volunteers at the fire station in Karmiel, a city in northern Israel, for about 40 hours a week. An Israeli Arab fromLetter from Tekoa: Dog DaysAt 9:30 A.M., we were trying to figure out how to lift her 45-pound body, which lay outside the claw-marked wooden front door. It wasIsraeli Life: From Russia With Love of Learningby Dina KraftIt is just after 4 P.M. in Petah Tikva, a working-class town in central Israel, and a group of chattering schoolchildren are making their wayFooter Menu Column 1
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