The Knesset passed an amendment to the Equal Pay Law requiring certain employers to publicly report wages according to gender.

An innovative project is empowering a group of Israelis coping with mental illness.

Tel Aviv restaurant, coffee shop, and bar owners joined together with African refugees for a day of celebration and bridge-building.

Progressive Russian Israeli voices are underrepresented in the county’s media. So SHATIL decided to do something about it.

A new training program for mikva (ritual bath) attendants in Israel is an important step forward for women’s rights. The new training program, which will be run by the Ministry of Religious Affairs, was agreed upon following a campaign by Advot (Ripples), a group of women’s rights activists.

Bosmat Nakash and her family immigrated to Israel from Iraq just before the Six Day War. Among the changes she experienced in her new country was a more tolerant attitude toward her disability.

May 8th became a day of celebration for proponents of equality in Israel after Attorney General Yehuda Weinstein instructed the government to immediately stop the exclusion and segregation of women in the public sphere.

A new survey reveals that 87% of Israelis oppose cuts in the state’s health, welfare, and education budgets.