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Women in reserves: 'My husband says he's a reservist's wife'

Hundreds of thousands of reservists include many wives and mothers who leave the childcare to their husbands and spend countless days in uniform

Gal Ganot | 12.13.24

Do men and women really experience pain differently?

Research reveals that substances naturally secreted in the body interact differently with receptors in males and females, potentially altering how each gender's brain perceives painful stimuli

Tal Fisher/Davidson Institute of Science | 12.06.24

Women wearing burqas in Kabul, Afghanistan, May 7

Taliban policies reinforce ‘gender apartheid,’ silencing afghan women, experts say

Organization for World Peace warns against accepting Taliban’s oppressive policies as normal and calls for global efforts to protect Afghan women

Arshad Mehmood/The Media Line | 12.02.24

These are the telltale signs of quiet violence against women in relationships

On the UN's International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women, Israeli women tell of their lives suffering from quiet violence which is harder to prove and more devastating to the soul

Hadar Gil-Ad | 11.25.24

After menopause: All the mistakes you make with skin care products

If your skin care routine includes heavily fragranced products, high-concentration retinol or rough scrubs, it might be doing your mature skin more harm than good; here’s a guide to what you should avoid to keep your skin healthy and radiant

Mali Zaidman | 11.25.24

Soccer coach's Star of David tattoo sparks outrage in Saudi Arabia

Malicioius social media campaign targets Lindsay Camila, the new Brazilian coach of Saudi women's soccer team Al-Ittihad, criticizing her tattoo and questioning her sexual orientation

Lior Ben Ari, Niv Shaiovich | 11.10.24

First female soldier to die in Gaza is one of many war heroines

Female courage seen in current war: Major E. rescued hostages and crashed on the Philadelphi Corridor; Staff Sergeant Agam Naim was killed in Rafah and Sergeant Gaia Tzubari was shot while treating wounded soldiers in Shijaiyah

Korin Elbaz-Alush | 09.19.24

Social media accounts use stolen photos of European women in pro-Trump influence campaign

Fake accounts with verified blue check marks push anti-vaccine misinformation, COVID-19 conspiracies and false information on US political issues

Ynetnews | 08.29.24

Unwanted chin hair again? Here's why it happens and when to worry

Let’s face it—this happens to all of us; dark or white hairs can sprout on women’s chins or necks; a dermatology specialist outlines eight possible reasons for hair growth in these troublesome areas

Dr. Sivan Mercer | 08.26.24

The current answer to Mamanet: Mamatennis

Following the success of the mothers' Catchball league, Mamanet, the latest trend has arrived: Mamatennis. Around 150 women across the country are now embracing tennis, forming new friendships, and leaving their children at home

Limor Gal | 08.17.24

Israeli study shows doctors less likely to take women's pain seriously

Research finds women face significant discrimination in pain treatment, and reveals women about 10% less likely to receive prescription for painkillers compared to men with same pain complaint

Eitan Gefen | 08.08.24

Shiite Muslim women mourn during Ashoura ritual.

In Iraq, a law that will ‘legalize pedophilia’ is on the table

Critics say that the amendment, which would create separate family law tracks for Sunni and Shiite Iraqis, would allow legal child marriage and harm women’s status

Hudhaifa Ebrahim/The Media Line | 08.04.24

The United Nations is at war against women

Opinion: Inaction is complicity - Equality for women is still in its infancy in large parts of the world and instead of standing up to gender apartheid, the UN’s cowardice is enabling it

Emily Schrader | 08.01.24

Empowering women's leadership in times of crisis

Opinion: Celebrating and supporting women in leadership roles remains essential for collective progress and prosperity; New event allows Israeli women to bring unique perspectives and skills crucial for navigating complex crises in diplomacy

Sonia Gomes de Mesquita | 07.29.24

Shin Bet to allow women to work as bodyguards

Israel joins the group of countries that allows women to guard prime ministers and presidents, including the US; These are the requirements to join the unit

Itamar Eichner | 07.16.24