Jewish women

How faith, courage, and self-sacrifice made Esther the key to the Purim miracle

How inner faith, women’s mitzvot, and spiritual devotion created Esther’s timeless beauty

From biblical midwives to modern heroines, Jewish women model courage, sacrifice, and moral clarity

Despite a challenging childhood and academic struggles, Chaya Rosenzweig built a real estate empire in the U.S. before the age of 30, using her journey to mentor and uplift other women.

"These are not the typical synagogue curtains but something entirely different," says Arna Hershberg, an artist from Itamar, highlighting the unique mission she and her colleagues have undertaken.

How one remarkable woman, raised among scholars, became the head of a medieval yeshiva in Speyer

How a pioneering 16th-century woman in Prague broke barriers of her time — writing the first Jewish book by a woman, teaching Torah to others, and leaving a lasting mark on Jewish scholarship and tradition

From every corner of Israel, women joined hearts and hands to craft a stunning embroidered Sefer Tehillim — weaving together art, spirituality, and hope for healing and peace

Why are women exempt from time-bound positive mitzvot (commandments) like tefillin, tzitzit, and sukkah? Does this imply that women are not as important as men? 10 important points to consider

Why is it necessary to separate challah, and what makes the performance of this mitzvah so special?

From defying Pharaoh to nurturing a nation, Miriam had a timeless impact on the past, present, and future of the Jewish people

Learn Why Assertiveness Is Not Selfish and How It Strengthens Relationships

Understanding the emotional load on new mothers, recognizing when it’s more than just baby blues, and the importance of early intervention and self-care

With International Women's Day approaching, singer Din Din Aviv shares a powerful feminine perspective on her place in the religious world, the right 'to be created as He wishes,' and her special women's performances which embody a 'positive and genuine liberation point.'

Sarah, Rebecca, and Rachel our matriarchs? Miriam, the sister of Moses or perhaps Deborah the Prophetess - with whom does Noa Yaron Dayan identify more than all? "Our women are all tremendous," she replies. "Their blessings are tough, and they are strong even in their weaknesses. They all put up a profound fight to any modern feminist."

Why separating challah brings livelihood, peace, health, and unexpected miracles to Jewish homes

The fascinating reasons behind the custom for women to refrain from tasting the Havdalah wine, and learn the practical ruling according to Jewish law