Haredim women
Most haredi IDF recruits had already left the community before enlisting - report
A new report shows most haredi men who enlist in the IDF had already left the ultra-Orthodox community, challenging claims that the army triggers their exit.
Love, laughter, and high-stakes Haredi dating in 'Matchmaking 2' - review
'Speak quietly': Ashdod rabbis call for restrictive rules for women on public transport
Amid global turbulence, Shulamit Segal-Zlotsky is revolutionizing fundraising for NGOs
This week in Jerusalem: One + One conference
Your weekly roundup of city affairs.
Female haredi cinema's growth explored in new book
Leafing through the book, one gets the distinct impression that there is a lot more to the Israeli haredi community than one gets from the aforementioned means of disseminating information.
United Torah Judaism MK: Women serving in the IDF is not 'human nature'
The issue of women serving in the IDF has been a long contested subject for the ultra-Orthodox parties in the Knesset.
New York City Council hopeful erased from ultra-Orthodox news publications
Amber Adler is the second-ever haredi woman to run for city council in the district of Brooklyn. She has recently run into challenges, however, as religious publications refuse to publish her ads.
Hasbara: Why erasing women is harmful
Why remove images of women from frum publications?
Getting to know Marlyn Vining, a Belz Hassid researching haredi cinema
Women of Jerusalem: profiling Marlyn Vining.
How haredi women can help the Israeli health system
Among the graduates of the haredi educational system lays a huge group of untapped excellent human resource potential.
Haredim only make half the salary of others in hi-tech industry
The average salary of a haredi tech employee is NIS 10,830 a month, compared to an average monthly wage of NIS 22,479 among non-haredi tech workers.
JCT's 44-hour Women's Hackathon produces innovative coronavirus solutions
Participants, who worked together virtually, were sent decorated boxes with t-shirts, coffee mugs, water bottles and so on so as to keep them in the hackathon mindset, despite working from afar.
Haredi women around the world on the frontlines of coronavirus fight
'I have volunteered several times at the 'Drive Thru' testing complex in Bnei Brak, and it was a privilege for me to take part in the national struggle against the spread of the virus'
