IDF Women
Gittel Klein: From haredi life in Lakewood to rocketing to success in Israel
Gittel Klein is now studying mechanical engineering at Afeka College of Engineering in Tel Aviv and has launched the college’s first rocket club.
Only clear rules, command chain, can let IDF avoid internal conflict due to religion - editorial
Givati situation must teach IDF it has no time for diversions by religion, egalitarianism - comment
Tensions rise in Givati unit after religious soldiers refuse mission involving female medic
IDF increases number of female combat soldiers in co-ed units
While co-ed battalions used to be considered an exception, the situation today is different, and the IDF's current need for female fighters is described as a critical operational need.
IAF Air Traffic Control Division: The eyes of the sky
‘For pilots, their missions are the most important thing, and we help them complete their missions’
Female combat soldiers in light infantry units to be exempt from reserves
IDF says female combat soldiers in co-ed units "called up for missions based on operational needs.”
Chief IDF defense attorney: sexual harassment 'not a phenomenon’ in IDF
“Commanders who have dedicated their entire lives to the military system find themselves in danger of getting fired or facing financial ruin for complaints about minor actions."
Smotrich bashed for speaking out against mixed IDF units
Former IDF chief of staff Moshe Ya’alon responded that, "the IDF women’s service... contributes to Israel’s security. No Smotrich would stop or restrict... women’s integration into the IDF."
Bus runs into Haredi protestors in Jerusalem
The Haredi protestors were blocking the Shabbat Square intersection in Jerusalem in protest against the arrest of a girl who claimed she was religious to avoid drafting into the IDF.
Book review: A snapshot of bravery
Today, Israel is a strong, self-sustaining and innovative country. Men and women, girls and boys have built this little country, together.
Women in combat: IDF soldiers on guard over Passover
The "Magazine" speaks with some of the women in IDF combat units remaining on guard across Israel during the holiday.
IDF: Women won't serve in the Armored Corps
Military says decision was made several months ago due to the need of "significant increase in manpower and infrastructure."
IDF Manpower head: Not all combat positions suitable for women
A record breaking 1,000 women drafted into combat positions this summer