Seven female settlers arrested for price tag attacks
Seven female settlers were arrested on suspicion of price tag attacks in the West Bank.
Seven female settlers were arrested on suspicion of price tag attacks in the West Bank.
The troubling phenomenon of excluding women from cemeteries in Israel appears to be getting worse. Last week, Tal Yehezkeli of the IDF radio station Galei Tzahal broke the story of Rosie Davidian, who was not allowed to deliver a eulogy at her father’s funeral.
Women\’s and human rights groups in Israel criticized the Israel Bar Association\’s decision not to appoint any women to a committee that appoints rabbinical judges.
Israel\’s military chief of staff, Lt.-Gen. Benny Gantz, slammed a settler rabbi\’s claim that religious soldiers would rather face a firing squad than attend a ceremony in which women sing.
The women turned heads as they got on Jerusalem’s No. 56 bus on a November weekday.
On the No. 3 bus line in Jerusalem, women passengers pay their fare and walk directly to the back to find a seat.
A sign at the ice cream parlor may caution men and women not to lick cones in public, but the warning didn\’t stop Jewish zealots vandalizing the shop in Jerusalem\’s main ultra-Orthodox neighborhood.
A group of North American rabbis has launched an online campaign to support women who want to pray at the Western Wall with Torahs and prayer shawls.
Two haredi men were arrested after allegedly throwing chairs at women preparing to pray at the Western Wall.\n
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