IDF Women
‘We're lone soldiers, but we're not lonely’: How the IDF supports fighters without families
“Olim (immigrant) soldiers who come from abroad to Israel do it purely out of a sense of Zionism and because they really want to take part in helping Israel and helping the IDF.”
Several haredi rabbis protesting women in IDF tank units skip meeting with IDF chief Zamir
Equality NGO Forum Dvorah slams hesder yeshivot boycott over women's integration in tank units
Editor's Notes: High Court ruling on women in tanks deepens religious divide in IDF - comment
Empowered women: Female IDF trailblazers mark historic achievements in defense – editorial
Religious women join IDF combat units, breaking barriers and stereotypes.
Religious women break barriers in new IDF combat soldier unit
The unit will be drafted next Tuesday in the Combat Intelligence Corps, and soldiers will have spiritual and halachic guidance throughout their service.
Historic first: Female Israeli combat soldiers conduct Lebanon operations
Since the onset of the war, the combat intelligence team, consisting of female soldiers, had been stationed near the Syrian border and in the Mount Dov region.
These women are the first IDF tank crew preventing drug smuggling along Egyptian border
Meet the 10 women making history operation Israel's first female tank crew along the Egyptian border, preventing drug smuggling.
IDF tactical intelligence unit's new commander breaks glass ceiling on the frontlines
While traditional aerial units provide surveillance and reconnaissance, the Sky Riders’ focus is on the immediate areas surrounding ground troops to which they are assigned, using low-flying drones.
Gallant says 'dramatic change' coming in integrating more women in IDF combat roles
Debates over the inclusion of female combat soldiers have raged in Israel since the beginning of the war.
Isaac Herzog: Women must have influence at all levels of decision-making - exclusive
The war has proved once again: Israeli heroines are everywhere.
Less than 50% of Israeli men believe women are capable of being combat soldiers
Only 65% of Israelis believe a woman can be IDF chief-of-staff; little over half of Israeli men believe women can hold combat positions.
Support for female combat soldiers dependent on sector, study finds
Support for women combat soldiers is roughly the same between men and women.
Filmmakers speak about adapting the saga of the female tank crew for the movies
Currently, Menahemi and Sela are working on researching the story in depth, all of which is being done in coordination with the IDF.
