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Shoshanna Keats Jaskoll

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woman with many causes, writer, Jew, Israeli, fighter of extremism. Born in exile. cofounder @chochmat_nashim

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Nearly 40 Countries at UN Condemn Taliban Policies Toward Women, Girls in Afghanistan

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By Sarah Hershenson, Shoshanna Keats Jaskoll, Jon Emont Verified
| New Age Islam
15 March 2026 * Nearly 40 Countries at UN Condemn Taliban Policies Toward Women, Girls in Afghanistan * Israeli strike kills pregnant woman, child in central Gaza * Shaping Israel's music: Inside the workshops of women luthiers * Under the radar: The program bringing ultra-Orthodox women into the IDF * Three More Members of the Iranian Women's Soccer Team Decide to Return to Iran * Nearly 40 Countries at UN Condemn Taliban Policies Toward Women, Girls in Afghanistan * Turkey Donates Equipment...
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Under the radar: The program bringing ultra-Orthodox women into the IDF Original

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By Shoshanna Keats Jaskoll
| The Jerusalem Post Verified
Meet the haredi women helping others like them join the IDF while maintaining their values, serving their nation, the community, and their families. Maybe it’s something about the name, but there seem to be a lot of Esti’s (short for “Esther”) doing groundbreaking work in Israel. Each in her own way, these women continue the work of Queen Esther, getting involved where and how the community needs them – even at personal risk.
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In Every Generation, Defiant Women Rise to Redeem the Jews

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By Shoshanna Keats Jaskoll
| Hadassah Magazine Verified
Email Print After October 7, 2023, a number of ‘women of iron’ became wartime heroes, including (from left) Senai Guedalia, Tamar Shlesinger and Iris Haim. Joshua Fleisher There is no shortage of Jewish heroes to celebrate during Women’s History Month, which is observed in March and this year bookended by Purim, on March 2, and Passover, which starts the evening of April 1.
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