Women aren’t equal citizens in Israel. But this week brought us closer than ever
At the same time the right-wing seeks to curtail women's religious freedom, women rabbis celebrated an unprecedented win
At the same time the right-wing seeks to curtail women's religious freedom, women rabbis celebrated an unprecedented win
What a looming vote reveals about the governing coalition’s direction, and Israel’s future
“The court is ordering an end to the foot-dragging,” Reform Movement attorneys say a decade after a deal to expand egalitarian prayer was struck
Judges asked why a compromise plan allowing egalitarian worship at Judaism’s holy site has not been carried out
Bar mitzvah attendees were violently harassed by dozens of Haredim, despite holding the ceremony in the egalitarian section
I came as a girl wanting to read Torah, and left as a woman ready to fight for everyone’s right to pray as they choose
Lucia da Silva's parents had prepared her for confrontations at her bat mitzvah ceremony
A battle of acoustics is playing out at Jerusalem’s Western Wall, the holiest place in the world for Jews. Traditionalists believe the Torah forbids women from singing in public — even at the Wall’s women’s section — and those who dare sing are often harassed. “People come with hundreds of whistles to drown out our…