Gender equality in israel
Haredi women, academics file petition against Israel's new gender-segregated education law
The petition was filed hours after the Knesset approved an amendment to the law which expressly allows the Council for Higher Education to approve separate programs for men and women.
Knesset approves gender-segregated graduate degree programs in late-night vote
Bnei Brak set to become Israel's first city with gender-segregated streets, municipality announces
The controversy over mixed-gender IDF units still ruffles Israeli society - opinion
Israel ranked 64th in progress towards gender equality by World Economic Forum
Despite maintaining best record in region, Jewish state drops 18 spots since 2018
Business leaders meet to discuss gender inequality and workers’ rights
“Israel is at the bottom of the income distribution inequality scale,” explained Nissim Barel, chairman of the Yozmot Atid NGO.
No gender apartheid in Israeli universities
Sexism is racism towards women.
Women in Israel earn 59% of men’s salaries - diversity index
Ethiopian and Arab women earn less than 50% of the average wage.
On gender separation in academia
Medad and Pollak talk about separated programs without mentioning or confronting the fact that the separation is asymmetric.
Art, and women, making an impact on the landscape of Israel
EMET Prize laureates Michal Rovner and Hanna Herzog describe the powerful impact their work has on how we see the world.
Israeli educational program trains teen girls for elite cyber jobs
CyberGirlz aims to close the gender gap in an industry where women only make up 11 percent of the workforce
Israeli Court allows gender-separate course in Civil Service
The ruling relates to the “Influencers” pilot program set up by the Civil Service designed to help integrate haredi graduates into the Civil Service for employment in the public sector.
Gender policy document removed from IDF site
The IDF said that the document was already withdrawn in March.
Chief Rabbi demands Civil Service course for haredim remain gender-separate
Chief Rabbi Yitzhak Yosef ruled that gender separation is a necessary requirement in Jewish law for all study frameworks.
