Abuse
Majority of women abducted in Syria sectarian violence remain missing, report finds
In 2025, the Syrian Feminist Lobby documented 82 abduction cases across the Syrian coast, western Hama countryside, and Homs. Some 10% were girls, while 90% were women aged 15 to 40.
Elder fraud cases jump 61% in Israel as abuse reports rise, Welfare Ministry says
Stepson of Norway's crown prince found guilty in rape and domestic violence trial
France has asked prosecutor to investigate treatment of its nationals on Global Sumud Flotilla
Are fathers a crucial part in shaping sons' attitude to masculinity? - study
Father have a unique opportunity to model positive behaviors for their sons and help break the cycle of toxic masculinity that can lead to abusive behavior.
Grapevine April 9, 2023: Here come the brides
Movers and shakers in Israeli society.
Russian officers use female combat medics as sex slaves - report
It has recently come out that Russia has allegedly also committed crimes against the soldiers in its own army, particularly women.
Israeli coalition rejects electronic tags for abusers bill by one vote
Israeli opposition: 'Women's blood should not be shed for free'
Merav Michaeli ditches black for red ahead of domestic violence vote
The coalition is expected to vote against the bill requiring domestic abusers to wear tracking devices, with Ben-Gvir saying it needs to be "more balanced."
Sderot preschool teacher indicted for hundreds of counts of child abuse
Suisa had 18 children in her care and was found to be responsible for hundreds of instances of physical and mental abuse toward them.
Ramat Gan mayor's former spokeswoman sues him for 'years of abuse'
The lawsuit alleges that the mayor followed a man he believed was his spokeswoman's partner and documented him with another woman.
41-year-old woman killed with hammer, partner arrested
Women's organizations have called on the government to address the rise in domestic violence after four women were killed in the last two weeks.
Amudim and Zvi Gluck are helping manage mental health crises among Jews
To date, Amudim has helped more than 14,000 individuals. This is alongside thousands of active cases in Israel and abroad.
Israeli daycare assistant who abused toddlers gets early release
Liraz Natan, was an assistant to Carmel Mauda, who ran a daycare center in Rosh Ha'ayin where they engaged in several acts of abuse against toddlers.