Women
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The Politics of Faith: Discourse and Practice among Women in the Islamic Movement in Israel
The current issue of "Bayan: Quarterly Review of Arab Society in Israel" contains one article, written by Dr. Salwa Alinat-Abed, which examines the two main arenas of activity of women in the Islamic Movement in Israel that are related to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict: interfaith dialogue whose goal is to promote a solution to the conflict, and political activism on behalf of the Al-Aqsa Mosque, which is based on challenging Israeli authority.
Bustan Vol.14, No.2 (December 2023)
Bustan, Vol.14, No.2 (December 2023).
Clashing Narratives and Identities in Iraq's School Curriculum 2015 - 2022
Prof. Ofra Bengio published a report on IMPACT-se analyzing school textbooks in Iraq to reveal how the state's education system contributes to the construction of its contemporary identities.
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Can Women in the KRI Break the Glass Ceiling?
Ofra Bengio has published an article in "Kurdistan Chronicle" about the history of Kurdish women's rights and Kurdish female involvement in the military and politics.
Bustan Vol. 12, No. 2 (Winter 2021)
Bustan - Vol.12, No. 2 (Winter 2021).
Family Law in Egypt and Iraq: Social Media Campaigns against Limiting Women’s Rights to Guardianship and Custody of their Children
In this issue of Beehive, Limor Lavie analyzes the online discourse on the recent bill to amend Egypt’s Personal Status Law and the implications on women’s rights.
#MeToo and the History of “Hashtag Feminism” in the MENA Region
Heidi Basch-Harod has published an article in "IEMed Mediterranean Yearbook 2019", which examines the history of social media campaigns dealing with women's rights in the Middle East and North Africa.