January 20, 2015
Israel's first ever ultra-Orthodox women’s party makes bold debut
The first-ever Israeli political party dedicated to ultra-Orthodox women, was unveiled Monday.
The first-ever Israeli political party dedicated to ultra-Orthodox women, was unveiled Monday.
A little while back a lawsuit was filed with the Supreme Court to disallow funding of political parties that do not include women in the party list.
Ruth Colian was that close to becoming the first ultra-Orthodox woman to run for Petah Tikva city council in Tuesday’s municipal election.
Speaking at the Stand With Us International Women’s Conference in Jerusalem, Shalev described serving as a woman in the male dominated United Nations.
Israel is usually described as a Western democracy. But there are many areas where Israel cannot pride itself on having obtained such positives stats.