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Microsoft AI executive Merav Davidson speaks at the Jerusalem Post Women Leaders conference.

Microsoft AI executive to 'Post': Women shouldn’t have to adapt to fit into a mold

By JOANIE MARGULIES

THE WRITER addresses participants at the Momentum On The Road event in Miami. ‘I spoke about Jewish identity and education as tools in the fight against antisemitism,’ she says.

Jewish women are the key to combatting hate in a post-Oct. 7 world

By ADRIENNE GOLD DAVIS

SilkWay founders Reut Sela-Nizan (left) and Rony Hoter-Ishay Meyer (right).

Navigating relocation: How two women are transforming the moving experience

By Ronnie Rosenman

Oslo's environmental, feminine choice, 20 years later - opinion

By CARMIT LUBANOV

Ronit Soglowek.

The woman who combines science and nature in the kitchen

By RONIT MATHIAS

Sweet madness: Barbie celebrates 65 years honoring inspiring women

By SHEEE/WALLA!

Hilla Bakshi speaks at the Women Leaders Summit on March 28, 2024.

Women must mentor women, says tech ecosystem leader

By JERUSALEM POST STAFF

Amalia Adler-Waxman, SVP, Global Head of Sustainability and Head of Corporate Affairs of International Markets, Teva.

In the healthcare industry, diversity is crucial to serve patients better, says Teva VP

By JERUSALEM POST STAFF

Maayan Sarig, Head of Communications & Partnerships at Meta Israel

Meta Israel's communications chief: It’s the abilities, not the disabilities

By ERIC NARROW

Shari Mendes, Israel Lemonade Fund CEO.

After October 7, Women’s Month is painful, says Israel Lemonade Fund CEO

By JERUSALEM POST STAFF

Social media apps on a mobile phone.

This digital media initiative highlights strength of Jewish, Israeli women during Gaza war

By JERUSALEM POST STAFF

Women protest at Habima Square in Tel Aviv against the overturning of Roe v. Wade in the US, June 28, 2022.

Israel has capable female leaders, it should use them

By MORAN ZER KATZENSTEIN

Bailey Kramer was able to keep most of her hair during chemotherapy treatments using a method called cold-capping in which a specially fitted cap freezes the hair follicles during treatment, preserving the strands.

With wigs, eyebrows and nipple tattoos, this project helps cancer patients feel like women again

By E.J. Kessler/JTA

L'Oréal Israel launches a social program to encourage and train girls

By Dana Oz

Building an Alternative (Bonot Alternativa) founder Moran Zer Katzenstein

Israel-Hamas War reveals double standard against victimized Israeli women

By JERUSALEM POST STAFF

Fleeing drought, Somalis still face malnutrition and cholera in Kenya

Somalia's first all-women newsroom spotlights female taboos

By REUTERS

Lina Ezberga, 23, became the first woman ever in her Bedouin town to become an ambulance driver.

Israeli becomes first woman in Bedouin town to drive an ambulance

By JERUSALEM POST STAFF

People perform yoga in front of Taj Hotel, during International Yoga Day in Mumbai, India, June 21, 2023.

Over 1 million women went missing in India from 2019 to 2021 - report

By JERUSALEM POST STAFF