WIZO
Alternative Civil Diplomacy: Why the Jewish people owe WIZO more than they know
At the Jerusalem Post Diplomatic Conference, World WIZO President Anat Vidor traced 106 years of women’s diplomacy and its often overlooked contribution to the Jewish people.
Beyond Sinai: The Clause That Turned "the Enemy" Into a Name
No. 44: Anat Vidor, Nitsana Darshan-Leitner, and Joseph Gitler
Women immigrant-owned businesses featured at massive market at HER Tel Aviv festival
Women’s International Zionist Organization UK turns 100
A part of the celebrations, current WIZO UK vice chairwoman Ronit Ribak-Madari will be appointed chairwoman of the organization, the first Israeli native to hold the title.
Jews of Turkey fear growing antisemitism
The crisis between Israel and Turkey is not only affecting Israeli tourists seeking inexpensive all-inclusive vacations, but also a Jewish community living in a Muslim majority state.
International Women's Day: Women and the local question
If 50 women candidates for leadership of local councils still sounds like “wow,” it is only because we have become accustomed to a distorted reality.
Family Day: A salute to wonder women
No offense to Gal Gadot, but these wonder women come in all ages, sizes, and from all backgrounds.
WIZO SA, Israeli NGO donate wheelchairs to needy children in S. Africa
Each wheelchair is adorned with a sticker that reads "To the children of South Africa with love from Israel."
Grapevine: Remembering Raya
Jewish outreach in some parts of the United States, especially California, includes the Hispanic community.
WIZO: Seventeen deaths to domestic violence in 2017
My Grandmother's Fur Coat, My Great Aunts and My Sisterhood Seeking
TV network president 'stepping aside' over sexual assault allegations
Israeli network executive Alex Gilady denies accusations of rape and harassment.
Court: Okay for WIZO Settlement Division to build on behalf of state
Two NGOs protested a law that allows WIZO to skirt around pre-existing legislation.
