Women in israeli army
IDF to discipline religious Givati soldiers who refused to board vehicle with female paramedic
The incident comes as the IDF prepares to begin pilot programs allowing women to take on combat roles.
Equality NGO Forum Dvorah slams hesder yeshivot boycott over women's integration in tank units
Israel Air Force introduces all-women Arad special commando unit
'We won't stand for this': IDF chief condemns soldiers who stole property in Lebanon
Stern scandal: Israel must address sexual assault complaints - analysis
Elazar Stern's admission that he shredded complaints showed Israel has a broken system that doesn't enable victims of sex offenses to file reports.
IDF’s 'Red Unit': All-female unit challenging troops before they go to war
When they aren’t busy drilling with troops who can be from the elite Shayetet 13 to troops from the Golani or Paratrooper brigades, the women of the Red Unit are busy studying Israel’s enemies.
Meet the next right-hand woman to the Commander of the Homefront Command
Col. Liron Donnell will be promoted to Brigadier General, making her the 7th woman to hold such a rank in the IDF
1948 and now: Israeli women in the fight for independence
Women were combat soldiers on the front lines in the Independence Day War.
Int'l Women's Day: IDF aims for 50% increase in female senior officers
Some 37% of Israelis support opening all IDF combat roles to women.
First US woman to finish Israeli Air Force pilot course is Boston olah
The Air Force's prestigious pilot's course is notoriously difficult, and a vast majority of cadets don't make it to graduation.
Knesset MKs press IDF to open more roles for women
“The IDF should take another step and adopt the law to open all roles to all genders without compromising on set professional standards.”
IDF's second pilot to integrate women into armored corps to begin
Decision on the program is expected by mid-2022
IDF forms committee to examine allowing women into all combat units
The committee led by Ground Forces Head Maj.-Gen. Yoel Strick comes in response to petition by four teenagers asking High Court to force IDF to allow women to try out for combat units
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.
