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Want to change the world? Begin in the Jewish home

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Jewish tradition cites Rosh Hashanah as the day on which the world was created. The day on which the creation of the first man was completed and, in effect, humanity was created. On Rosh Hashanah,...
Israel's President Reuven Rivlin (second from right) with Israeli Advanced Technology Industries, KamaTech and other leaders in the high-tech industry, which has seen increasing numbers of haredim in the field, especially women, July 28, 2020. Credit: Amos Ben-Gershom/GPO.

Rivlin, tech leaders meet with Israeli haredim as numbers in industry rise

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Israel’s President Reuven Rivlin met with haredim involved in the Israeli high-tech industry on Tuesday in the backdrop of a report noting a 52 percent jump in the number of Torah-observant workers in the field since...
The winning team of the Jerusalem College of Technology Women’s Hackathon, June 19, 2020. Credit: Courtesy.

Women’s hackathon in Jerusalem results in solutions for pandemic’s acute needs

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Nearly 100 students from the Jerusalem College of Technology’s Tal and Lustig campuses for women, comprised of religious and Ultra-Orthodox students, completed a 44-hour online hackathon in which they designed and marketed innovative solutions...
Three of the leading lights of Tel Aviv's vibrant culinary scene share their messages of equality, authenticity and the power of food and hospitality.

Celebrating International Women’s Day with the female chefs shaping Israeli dining

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In a traditionally male-dominated industry, it is female Israeli restaurateurs at the forefront of Tel Aviv’s thriving culinary scene who are charting the way forward for Israel’s food culture. Ruti Broudo, Merav Barzilay and...
A view of the Yehudit Bridge and the Ayalon highway in Tel Aviv, Feb. 17, 2019. Photo by Adam Shuldman/Flash90.

Israeli employment at record high while pay gaps remain, study shows

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The employment rate of Israelis aged 25 to 64 stands at a record 78.3 percent, while major wage gaps between population groups continue to exist, according to a report published on Wednesday by Israel’s...
“UnCamp,” a summer program for teenage Jewish girls from different backgrounds—from the unaffiliated to Shabbat-observant—encourages personal growth, reflection, discussion and friendship, July 2019. Credit: Courtesy.

For a few dozen girls this summer, it’s much more than all talk

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On the fields of a private-school campus in northwestern New Jersey, two girls sit on white wooden chairs in the mid-morning sun sharing stories. No one seems in a particular rush to get anywhere, which...
The winning team of the Jerusalem College of Technology’s Second Annual Women’s Hackathon accepts their prize, June 2019. Photo by Michael Erenburg.

Jerusalem College women’s hackathon leads to device to gauge oxygen levels in babies

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More than 100 religious women students from Jerusalem College of Technology/Machon Tal worked around the clock last week as part of the second annual Hack@Tal, a 44-hour hackathon for the school’s Torah-observant women students. The...
Erel Margalit, Jerusalem Venture Partners founder and high-tech entrepreneur, addresses the “Forbes Under 30 Global Women's Summit.” Credit: Eliana Rudee.

Forbes looks to Israel as paragon of female leadership at ‘Under 30 Global Women’s...

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With a record number of women in U.S. Congress, starting companies, and sitting on the boards of directors of major businesses, academic and cultural institutions, editor of ForbesWomen Maggie McGrath defined the modern era...
Druze students from the Beyahad program at Ono Academic College in Kiryat Ono, Israel, pose at their graduation ceremony in January 2018. Credit: Courtesy.

Program empowers Druze women to break Israel’s glass ceiling

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There is a tradition within the Druze community dating back to the 11th century that calls for complete loyalty to the government of the country in which they reside. In this spirit, the Druze...
A new computer-science program in English is affiliated with the Jerusalem College of Technology’s Machon Tal School, where more than 2,500 women study in undergraduate and graduate tracks. The program will start in the fall of 2019. Credit: The Jerusalem College of Technology.

English-language computer-science degree for women to commence in Jerusalem

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The Jerusalem College of Technology, a leader in providing high-level science and technology education to religious students in Israel and worldwide, has announced that it is launching Israel’s only computer-science degree program whose classes are offered...