Israel women in combat
Israel Air Force introduces all-women Arad special commando unit
The “Arad” unit is the air force’s new intervention force, created due to lessons learned from the October 7 massacre and Operation Iron Swords.
Israel needs a mother
'Bravery never belonged to one gender': Israel's female combat legacy preserved in Ashkelon
From harlots to heroines: October 7 opens new chapter for women soldiers in Israeli cinema
First all-female tank crew to be stationed on Egyptian border
Making history, Israel's first all-female tank crew is set to be stationed on the Egyptian border, with a female commander.
Amid coronavirus, cadet graduates officers course, parents watch on TV
Zehavi said that going through the course through these "uncertain times" during the coronavirus pandemic taught her lasting values such as leadership.
Female tank commanders petition Supreme Court to serve in Armored Corps
The petition by the two women is the second one to be filed against the decision to bar women from serving in tanks.
IDF Manpower head: Not all combat positions suitable for women
A record breaking 1,000 women drafted into combat positions this summer
Meet the women of the IDF who are tipping the scales of the old boys club
Three senior female officers in the Home Front Command’s Medical Department spoke to the ‘Post.’
Record number of women volunteer for combat units
The number has more than doubled in three years.
Amid social change, can the IDF remain the 'People’s Army?'
A round-table discussion with Prof. Yuval Shany, Maj.-Gen. Orna Barbivai and Prof. Amichai Cohen.
Petition calls on gov't to fire rabbis who object to women in combat roles
Video released by Female Combatants Forum calls on rabbis to apologize or be fired.
Four female soldiers heading to Armored Corps’ officer training
The soldiers are part of a pilot program by the IDF to integrate women into the corps.
Co-ed army service in Israel
It’s time for the people’s army to listen to the voice of the people, and not just to the voice of extremists.