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The event, initiated by Mali Kusha, director of the Medonna – Women for Health organization, was a collaboration with First Lady Michal Herzog and Health Ministry Director-General Moshe Bar Siman Tov.

Israel’s women’s health crisis: survey reveals major gaps in care, government launches task force

By JERUSALEM POST STAFF

Three women – Neomi, Shani, Nastia – who all survived the Supernova Music Festival massacre on October 7 are seen in the IDF reserves, their faces blurred as they are on active duty.

‘We will serve again’: Three women who survived the Nova massacre and joined the IDF reserves

Director Meira Lerner: 'Our voices are a huge part of what needs to encompass community life.'

World Emunah Women’s Leadership in Israel conference inspires a new generation

By JERUSALEM POST STAFF , In collaboration with World Emunah

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

ODELIA FROSH (right) and Linda Cohen-Rofeh attend an event of the Lapidot program, which is designed for senior haredi female managers, helping them strengthen their leadership skills and expand their influence while remaining true to their religious and communal values, say the writers.

Shattering glass ceilings: The quiet revolution of haredi women

By Linda Cohen-Rofeh , Odelia Frosh

Study finds women's income drops 20 percent after marriage, even without children.

Study finds women's income drops 20 percent after marriage, even without children

By JERUSALEM POST STAFF

Archäologen gehen davon aus, dass die in diesem 4.875 Jahre alten Grab bestatteten Frauen zeremonielle Gewänder aus Perlen trugen.

Frauen in diesem 4.875 Jahre alten Grab trugen laut Archäologen zeremonielle Perlengewänder

By JERUSALEM POST STAFF

Mini Dress by & Other Stories

We found the perfect alternative to the classic little black dress

By Tanya Garcia/Walla

THEN-PRIME MINISTER Golda Meir meets with then-US president Richard Nixon, as then-secretary of state and national security advisor Henry Kissinger looks on, in the Oval Office of the White House, November 1, 1973.

Israel falls behind in female leadership in government

By Abigail Rubinstein

Israeli women look at a poster with pictures of victims of the deadly October 7, 2023 attack by Hamas, in Reim

Women on all fronts: Family, work, and war - opinion

By LIAT KULIK

THE WRITER instructs patent attorneys at the Pearl Cohen law firm.

The innovation gender gap: Why we need more women inventors

By RIVI STEINART

‘WE WERE nervous because we were told that we were going to be attacked.’ Jon Polin and Rachel Goldberg-Polin leave the stage after speaking at the Democratic National Convention, in Chicago in August.

Rachel Goldberg-Polin: A mother's strength and resilience after Oct. 7

Michal Herzog speaks during a ceremony for the upcoming Jewish holiday of Rosh haShana (Jewish New Year) at the president's house with representatives of the diplomatic delegations to Israel in Jerusalem. September 20, 2022.

Inspiring women in business: Next-Gen Award amplifies female founders

By Naomi Ben-David

Study reveals symbolic role of neolithic grinding tools in women's lives.

Study reveals symbolism of neolithic grinding tools in women's lives

By JERUSALEM POST STAFF

There is a high demand for combat roles among women in the November-December 2023 draft

Women’s leadership: Key to addressing Israel’s crises

By SIVAN KOREN