03.21.2023 Rereading the Book of Esther Through a Feminist Lens Dr. Hannah Pinhasi of the Hartman Institute offers a feminist reading of the Book of Esther and comments on the complicated questions that the holiday of Purim raises for women | “When I stand in the synagogue and read the book of Esther, I am doing a subversive act” By Miriam Holtzman
03.19.2023 “In the End, You Need to Reach a Compromise”: Professor Yuval Elbashan Unpacks Israel’s Judicial Reform Debate The Dean of the Ono Academic College’s Faculty of Law analyzes the government’s proposed legal reforms piece by piece | Despite criticisms of both the government and protestors, Elbashan believes “the differences between the parties are not that great” By Erez Raviv
03.19.2023 Four Workers Killed, 29 Injured in Work Accidents Last Week Electric company employee still missing after crane collapse Tuesday in Ashkelon | 22 workers have been killed in workplace accidents since the beginning of the year By Nizzan Zvi Cohen
03.17.2023 Israeli Youth Movements Join Forces in Call for Compromise on Judicial Reform Members of HaNoar HaOved v’HaLomed, Bnei Akiva, the Agricultural Union and Machanot HaOlim promote unity at demonstration in Jerusalem | Yigal Klein, Secretary General of Bnei Akiva: "We will continue to stand together, no matter what" By Nizzan Zvi Cohen
03.16.2023 "Art is the Strongest Bridge Between Humans" Photographer Raed Bawayah was born in the Palestinian village of Qatanna near Jerusalem, but now lives in Paris | On the occasion of the opening of his exhibition at the Eretz Israel Museum, he tells Davar about his goal as an artist: "I want people in Israel to think about the Other: the poor, the farmer, the worker, the Palestinian" By Oren Dagan
03.16.2023 The Legal Reform Actually Needed: Guaranteeing Social Rights The judicial reform may actually harm the populations it claims to protect | Instead of a reform, a Basic Law on social rights should be drawn up that would protect oppressed populations and oblige the court to protect them as well | Guest Column By Dani Gigi