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  1. Israel abortion applications numbers remain lower than the EU, CBS reveals

    The rate of applications for abortions in Israel declined in 2024, with 6.6 applications submitted for every 1,000…
    #EuropeSays #Headlines #News #Europe #Europa #EU #Israel #abortion #ArabIsraeli #arabs #CentralBureauofStatistics #EuropeanUnion #Jewishwomen #Muslimwomen #Pregnancy
    europesays.com/iran/180527/

  2. Israel abortion applications numbers remain lower than the EU, CBS reveals

    The rate of applications for abortions in Israel declined in 2024, with 6.6 applications submitted for every 1,000…
    #Europe #EU #abortion #ArabIsraeli #arabs #CentralBureauofStatistics #EuropeanUnion #JewishWomen #Muslimwomen #pregnancy
    europesays.com/europe/80839/

  3. Israel abortion applications numbers remain lower than the EU, CBS reveals

    The rate of applications for abortions in Israel declined in 2024, with 6.6 applications submitted for every 1,000…
    #NewsBeep #News #BreakingNews #Abortion #ArabIsraeli #arabs #breakingnews #CentralBureauofStatistics #EuropeanUnion #Israel #Jewishwomen #Muslimwomen #pregnancy
    newsbeep.com/614125/

  4. From Hadassah:
    Executive Editor Lisa Hostein hosts a discussion with three women shining a light on the Sephardic & Mizrahi experience in the United States. Syrian Jewish writer Esther Chehebar, author of the best-selling novel Sisters of Fortune & a co-host of the new podcast GOLDA Girls; Sarah Levin, executive director of JIMENA, a San Francisco-based nonprofit that advocates for Jews from the Middle East and North Africa, who has Turkish Jewish roots; and Rozeeta Mavashev, North America executive director of Masa Israel, who is of Bukharian Jewish descent, will share their perspectives as well as stories of how their experiences have evolved in an America—now celebrating its 250th birthday—where Sephardic Jews were the first to settle but where Ashkenazi Jews have long comprised the overwhelming majority of the Jewish population.

    More info: your.hadassah.org/event/sephar

    #Mazeldon #Jewish #Judaism #Sephardi #Mizrahi #JewishHistory #MENA #JewishWomen

  5. A Historic Celebration of Women’s Torah

    Once every 7.5 years, the global Jewish community marks a monumental milestone. Hadran invites you to be a part of the largest women’s Torah gathering in history, the global Siyum HaShas for Women in 2027.

    More Info: hadran.org.il/siyum-hashas-202

    This is a statement of achievement, community, and the transformative power of Talmud study. The main program will dynamically blend Hebrew and English, ensuring that every woman, regardless of background or location, feels entirely at home.

    #Mazeldon #Judaism #Jewish #JewishWomen #Talmud

  6. The coverage included both a published feature article and a full-length radio interview conducted by reporter Maayan Silver exploring the history, diversity, and lived experiences of Jews from the Middle East and North Africa.

    Read and Listen on NPR: wuwm.com/jews-middle-east-nort

    #Mazeldon #Jewish #Judaism #JewishWomen

  7. Hadassah Leaders Lobby for US-Israel Relationship, Women’s Health

    Iris Tishkoff, second from right, with fellow Hadassah advocates who lobbied on Capitol Hill on March 10. (Courtesy…
    #EuropeSays #Headlines #News #Europe #Europa #EU #Israel #CapitolHill #Hadassah #Health #Israeladvocacy #JamieRaskin #Jewishadvocacy #Jewishwomen #Lobbying #local-news #U.S.-Israel #women'shealth
    europesays.com/iran/32817/

  8. For our friends in the UK:
    HOME, EXILE AND FOOD (IN-PERSON)
    WITH LINDA DANGOOR
     
    TUESDAY 24 MARCH, 7:30 pm
    at Holland Park Synagogue, 8 St James's Gardens, W11 4RP

    From the Tigris to the Thames is Linda Dangoor's second book. It is a tapestry, part memoir and part cookbook, where she interweaves recipes with personal reflections on the idea of home and belonging.

    Join us for an evening of stimulating conversation and delicious food. Lyn Julius of Harif  will be interviewing Linda. Signed books will be on sale. We will enjoy a oriental buffet supper prepared by Linda herself.

    Get the Book: bookshop.org/p/books/from-the-

    Event Registration Required.

    More info: harif.org/event/from-the-tigri

    #Mazeldon #Jewish #Judaism #JewishHistory #JewishWomen #JewishFood

  9. RACHEL: A LIFE IN A TURBULENT CENTURY, WITH STELLA DARVEY JOORY

    TUESDAY 24 FEBRUARY 
           7:00 pm UK/ 11:00 am PT/ 2:00 pm ET / 8:00 pm Europe / 9:00 pm Israel 

    A new book called Rachel tells the story of the author’s mother, a girl born in the Jewish Quarter of Damascus, who in 1927 wins a scholarship to study in Versailles to become a teacher with the Alliance Israélite Universelle. Posted to Baghdad, she meets Victor, a young man from a wealthy Iraqi Jewish family,  fresh from years of study & work in Germany.

    The book follows their relationship against the backdrop of the Holocaust & the upheavals of the 20th century.

    Join Zoom Meeting
    us02web.zoom.us/j/89403174068?
    Meeting ID: 894 0317 4068
    Passcode: Joory

    IMPORTANT: Only participants identified by name, and not 'Ipad' or 'Wonderwoman', willl be admitted. The event will be recorded.

    Get the Book: bookshop.org/p/books/rachel-a-

    Event Info: harif.org/event/rachel-a-life-

    #Mazeldon #Judaism #Jewish #JewishHistory #JewishWomen #MENA #Sephardi #Mizrahi

  10. "The story of Sarah and Hagar is often told as a tale of rivalry and cruelty—but a closer look reveals a far richer story, hinting at a complex, powerful, and spiritually resonant relationship between two extraordinary women.

    In this workshop, we’ll explore the story through text study, discussion, and writing prompts, uncovering new possibilities for understanding female relationships, motherhood, and feminine archetypes. Together, we’ll re-examine these matriarchs to discover strength, wisdom, and inspiration for our own lives."

    Link: ritualwell.org/event/sarah-and

    #Mazeldon #Jewish #Judaism #JewishWomen #Torah

  11. From Hadran: Together, we can make the study of the Talmud in 2026 more accessible, inspiring, and unifying than ever before.

    Join or Donate Here: hadran.org.il/friends/

    Thank you for being part of our learning family.

    With appreciation, Rabbanit Michelle Farber and the Hadran Team

    #Mazeldon #Judaism #Jewish #JewishWomen #Talmud #DafYomi

  12. Women's League for Conservative Judaism has a regular online prayer service for saying Kaddish and Mishaberach.

    View on Facebook: facebook.com/WLCJ1

    #Mazeldon #Judaism #Jewish #JewishWomen #Tefilah #Kaddish #Mishaberach

  13. From Aleph and Rose Espinola:
    This project consists of an online, multimedia exhibit and chapbook, curated by Rose Espinola with artworks from Ayeola Omolara Kaplan.

    The ceremony will include storytelling and intention-setting. The artist and author will also answer participant questions.

    All are invited to join; the experiences of Jewish people of color will be centered.

    A Zoom link will be shared after registered. You may connect by computer, the phone app, or through a dial-in phone number.

    Register: actionnetwork.org/events/art-c

    View samples from the exhibit: roseespinola.com/jewish-postpa

    #Mazeldon #Jewiniverse #Jewdiverse #Jewish #judaism #TikkunOlam #JewishWomen #JewsOfColor #JewishArt

  14. From Hadran
    We are excited to invite you to Hadran's Siyum Avodah Zarah on

    📅 Tuesday, September 2nd at

    ⏰ 9:00 AM PT | 12:00 PM ET | 5:00 PM UK | 7:00 PM Israel

    📍 On Zoom

    Register: us02web.zoom.us/meeting/regist

    #Mazeldon #Judaism #Jewish #JewishWomen #Torah #Talmud #DafYomi

  15. From Ritual Well:

    Step into the stories of the women of the Bible — not as distant figures, but as bold, complex individuals whose voices still echo in our lives today. Together, we’ll engage Biblical text, midrash, poetry, and art through a feminist, justice-centered lens that reclaims and re-imagines these women’s lives.

    Register: ritualwell.org/event/women-of-

    #Mazedon #Jewish #Judaism #Torah #JewishWomen #JewishHistory

  16. #OnlineResource | Jewish women and early printing | The stories of three Jewish women living and working in Europe in the 15th century: Estellina Conat, Teresa de Lucena and Doña Reyna Mendes Details: blogs.bl.uk/digitisedmanuscripts/2025/02/i-estellina-jewish-women-and-early-printing.html

    #JewishWomen #JewishPrinting #Hebrew #BritishLibrary

  17. Two Special Hadran Events!

    For our friends in Lawrence, NY:
    Eating Bread Abroad:
    Traveling from Talmud to Halakha

    Join us on July 27th, 7:00 to 8:30p.m., for an extraordinary evening with Rabbanit Michelle Farber. Trace the path from Talmud to Halakha, with rich insights and thought-provoking discussion.

    This special gathering features chevruta learning, followed by a shiur open to both women and men.

    Register: addevent.com/event/pi26208970

    ===============

    For our friends in Los Angeles, CA:
    Saving a Life: A Talmudic Perspective

    Join us on July 29th at 8:00 p.m.

    for a thought-provoking evening with Rabbanit Michelle Farber!

    Explore timeless questions of life and responsibility through Talmudic wisdom:
    When am I obligated to save a life?
    Must I risk my own to save another?

    Shiur open to both women and men.

    Register: addevent.com/event/kO26125805

    ===============
    For more info about Hadran: hadran.org.il/

    #Mazeldon #Jewish #Judaism #JewishWomen

  18. Josephine Sarah "Sadie" Earp (née Marcus; 1861 – 1944)

    She was the wife of Wyatt Earp the famed Old West lawman. She met Wyatt in 1881 in the frontier town of Tombstone, Arizona, when she was living with Johnny Behan, sheriff of Cochise County, Arizona. She left Behan, who was nearly twice her age, in 1881, before the gunfight at the O.K. Corral. She returned to San Francisco in March 1882 and was joined that fall by Wyatt, with whom she remained for 46 years until his death in 1929. Josephine Earp had his body cremated and buried him in the Marcus family plot in a Jewish cemetery

    Josephine Marcus was born in New York to a Jewish family. They moved to San Francisco, where she attended dance school as a girl. She ran away as a young teen traveling to Arizona looking for adventure. Sadie kept this period of her life a secret but there js evidence that she may have been forced to work as a prostitute under the name Sadie Mansfield. She described this period as 'A bad dream'.

    The book I Married Wyatt Earp (1967), is based on a manuscript allegedly written in part by her.

    #josephineearp #sadieearp #josephinemarcus #wyattearp #imarriedwyattearp #jewishamericans #jewishlife #jewishwomeninhistory #jewishwomen

  19. From Lilith:
    Each month, Jewish tradition gives us the opportunity to pause, reflect, and set intentions through the celebration of Rosh Chodesh, which marks the arrival of the New Moon.

    This week, we welcome the Hebrew month of Iyar alongside the secular month of May. As this new month begins, we feel ourselves beginning to thaw—emerging from a winter of discouraging, fear-inducing news headlines and turning once again toward community, care, and connection.

    Lilith invites you to seek renewal with us this weekend—in the moon, in each other, and in the pages of independent Jewish feminist journalism.

    Read more: lilith.org/

    #Mazeldon #Jewish #Judaism #RoshChodesh #JewishWomen

  20. Due to all the chaos in the US right now, there is more need than ever for mutual aid to help Jewish LGBTQ folks and Disabled Jews make it, as their programs for medical care and even survival are cut out from under them. Some need to relocate to get the care they need.

    Even small donations can help - and you don't have to join the Chevra to give tzedakah to Miriams Wellspring (or any other Chevra program).

    Link: paypal.com/donate/?hosted_butt

    For more info about the Chevra, visit our temp page at: ahavahariel.com/chevra-hachach We are a 501c3 nonprofit, and a certified Paypal charity. Thank you for your help!

    Shalom!

    #Mazeldon #Jewish #Judaism #TikkunOlam #JewishWomen

  21. From Harif UK:
    As we approach Passover, the festival which marks the exodus of the Jews from Egypt and celebrates their freedom, three Jews talk about their personal exodus from Arab countries – Lisette Stalbow, forced to flee from Egypt in 1956, David Gerbi, who fled from Libya in 1967, and Nadia, who left Iraq in 1951.

    More Info: harif.org/event/my-exodus/

    #Mazeldon #Jewniverse #Jewdiverse #Jewish #Judaism #Sephardi #Mizrahi #MENA #JewishWomen #JewishHistory

  22. From Hadran:
    We’re about to cross the finish line on Masechet Sanhedrin—and yes, we know Pesach prep is in full swing, but this milestone has to be celebrated! Take a well-earned break and join us for an inspiring siyum before the holiday rush takes over.

    Register: us02web.zoom.us/meeting/regist

    *The siyum will be an hour and ten minutes **Please register to receive your personal event link

    If you are in Israel, please join us in Ra'anana or in Modi’in! You can also register to the Hebrew siyum on zoom: hadran.org.il/he/siyum/

    #Mazeldon #Jewniverse #Jewdiverse #Judaism #Jewish #DafYomi #JewishWomen

  23. Open Waters Keynote Speaker: Anita Diamant

    Anita Diamant is the author of thirteen books: five novels, including the New York Times bestseller, The Red Tent.

    She has written six non-fiction guides to contemporary Jewish life, including The Jewish Wedding Now, Living a Jewish Life, and Saying Kaddish.

    Anita is the founding president of Mayyim Hayyim Living Waters Community Mikveh and Education Center: a 21st century reinvention of the ancient tradition of immersion for all Jews and those becoming Jewish.

    Register: mayyimhayyim.org/risingtide/ga

    #Mazeldon #Jewniverse #Judiverse #JewishWomen #Jewish #Judaism

  24. It’s a Christian Saint’s Day. It worships commercialization. And it definitely objectifies women. It’s time to say dayenu to embracing the golden calf of heart-shaped chocolate boxes filled with mediocre heart-shaped chocolate and instead find new ways to spend Valentine’s Day. Here are some alternatives.

    Read the article: lilith.org/2018/02/7-jewish-fe

    #Mazeldon #Jewniverse #Jewdiverse #Jewish #Judaism #JewishWomen #TikkunOlam

  25. "Since childhood, Julie Morgenlender has been living with chronic illness. From trying to prove to doctors it wasn’t all in her head, to fighting with insurance to cover essential medical treatments, to curtailing her career, Morgenlender has lived through it all. Enlightening and powerful, The Things We Don’t Say: An Anthology of Chronic Illness Truths, chronicles some of her experiences alongside essays from a diverse group of people from around the world living with chronic illness. Here, Morgenlender talks to Hanna R. Neier about finding community, medical gender bias, and how a little Jewish compassion can go a long way."

    Order the Book: bookshop.org/p/books/the-thing

    Read the Article: lilith.org/2021/06/the-things-

    #Mazeldon #Jewniverse #Jewdiverse #Jewish #Judaism #TikkunOlam #JewishWomen

  26. "In our culture that conflates value and ability, it is easy to find yourself somewhere along the post-viral spectrum. It is easy to push, or be pushed, or (more likely) some combination of the two, into ignoring your body, assigning some valence of alternate logic to your racing heart, low cortisol, persistent fatigue, or evergreen throat pain.

    lilith.org/articles/the-rest-o

    “I just need to find more balance,” you tell yourself while driving to a full time job, putting your makeup on at red lights, the week’s readings playing through your bluetooth on 1.5x speed. “I just need to figure out which supplements to take,”

    you quip to the acupuncturist, your PCP, dietician, therapist, checkout person at Perelandra Natural Foods. “I just need to rest,” you say only to yourself, hoping that someone might write you a permission slip."

    #Mazeldon #Jewniverse #Jewdiverse #LilithMagazine #JewishWomen

  27. Shlain and Goldberg have spent the past few years tracing history through the rings of massive, reclaimed tree rings. As the Jewish festival of the trees Tu BiShvat approaches, they reflected on other histories trees could have witnessed, etching the historical and contemporary questions that have catalyzed the quest for knowledge into the tree rings.

    Their pieces are exhibited in Getty’s PST Art & Science Collide exhibition at the Skirball Cultural Center: Ancient Wisdom for a Future Ecology: Trees, Time & Technology which has special events on Feb 2. Their art will also be featured during Frieze Art Fair.

    More Info: rebooting.com/article/shlaingo

    #Mazeldon #Jewniverse #Jewdiverse #JewishWomen #TuBShvat

  28. From Lilith's archive:
    A New Set of Rituals for Abortion and Pregnancy Loss
    Naima Hirsch Gelman
    February 1, 2024

    Read the article: lilith.org/2024/02/a-new-set-o

    "There is a modern legend that in the early days of women’s ordination as rabbis, a rabbinical school professor stood up and said: “Judaism has a bracha for every single human experience we undergo.” The women in the room—knowing the incredulity of that statement—laughed. Because while it’s true that while Judaism has blessings for after using the bathroom or for hearing thunder, we don’t have that kind of ritual content for the myriad of experiences specific to women..."

    #Mazeldon #Jewniverse #Jewdiverse #JewishWomen #Judaism #Jewish

  29. started a #Wikipedia article on #Chicago pianist Rae Bernstein Best (1904-1999), soloist with the Chicago Symphony Orchestra in the 1920s: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rae_Bern @WikiWomeninRed @Wikimedians_LA #Womeninmusic #Jewishwomen #Piano

  30. Jewish Women's Archive
    Sharing Stories, Inspiring Change

    JWA Blog: jwa.org/blog

    The shocking attack on Israel by Hamas on October 7, 2023, represents an inflection point in Jewish history. The conflict and its reverberations have been shaped by gender in multiple ways that have, as yet, been under-reported and under-explored. Use these questions to help JWA document and preserve the experiences of Jewish women and gender-expansive people worldwide during this unprecedented moment.

    October 7 and Its Aftermath - submit your story: jwa.org/stories/october-7-and-

    #Mazeldon #Jewniverse #Jewdiverse #JewishWomen

  31. The Bilhah Zilpah Project: Twenty-Four Lines of Torah

    November 11, 2024
    erica riddick

    evolve.reconstructingjudaism.o

    "As the Bilhah Zilpah Project foundational text study was developing, the Creative Midrash session formed as a way to invite voice to the voiceless. Participants imagined writing letters to and from Bilhah and Zilpah to a range of characters, including us today. This helped them to see the humanity of these women, who made a way out of no way, like so many of us do and have done throughout history. These moments of reflection highlight the universal power of motherhood beyond biology. They offer an opportunity to connect what we know from our experiences today to infer what might have also resonated with Bilhah and Zilpah, drawing us toward them and translating wisdom relevant and meaningful in our modern lives."

    #Mazeldon #Jewniverse #Jewdiverse #JewishWomen #Jewish #Judaism

  32. Jewish Life Stories: The producer who brought us ‘Sleepless in Seattle’

    jta.org/2024/11/13/obituaries/

    Other recent notable Jewish deaths include a beloved garden columnist and a Jewish scholar at a Jesuit university.

    #Mazeldon #Jewniverse #Jewdiverse #Jewish #JewishWomen

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