Yael Freidson is a journalist at MIKVEH LADIES ASSOCIATION OF RHODE ISLAND. She covers a diverse range of themes including culture and society, law and legal affairs, and religion, with a particular focus on Judaism, civil rights, and gender issues in the United States and beyond. Yael's work has been featured in Haaretz Daily Newspaper Ltd and MSN.
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Yael's coverage primarily focuses on Israeli politics, the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, and related world affairs. She frequently covers evolving stories and breaking news related to these topics.
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By: Yael Freidson, Josh Breiner
Israeli mother and daughter Mali and Liel Yahalomi, who have been missing for a week, are believed to have left to Germany from Austria, and from there arrived in Germany. Earlier Friday, Austria Police said they found no indication of criminal activity in their disappearance
By: Yael Freidson
Yehuda Katz was the last of three Israeli soldiers missing from a 1982 battle in Lebanon. His brother told hundreds of mourners: 'For us, Yehuda died this week, not 44 years ago'
By: Yael Freidson
Yael Freidson (via Haaretz.com) Yehuda Katz was the last of three Israeli soldiers missing from a 1982 battle in Lebanon.
By: Yael Freidson, Ofer Aderet, Jonathan Lis
The ship, carrying arms for a right-wing militia, was sunk 78 years ago on the orders of Israel's founders off Tel Aviv. A longtime symbol of the Israeli right, one maritime expert tells Haaretz of the perils of the 'extraordinarily complex and costly' salvage operation
By: Michael Hauser, Yael Freidson
Moshe Feiglin received the No. 2 spot on the far-right Religious Zionism slate. Ahead of the merger, the party had been hovering around the electoral threshold, with Itamar Ben-Gvir vowing to run independently
By: Yael Freidson
During the course of the trial, Netanyahu had gone from being an opposition leader to the country's most powerful defendant. If Netanyahu is reelected, he'll try to have the charges dropped. If not, he risks losing his biggest leverage
By: Yael Freidson
Yazdi, a community rabbi in Jerusalem, convinced women that the acts were 'spiritual rectifications' and used their bank accounts to hide money from his creditors. The judges: 'The defendant's actions are exceptional in their scope'
By: Aaron Rabinowitz, Yael Freidson
The new Haredi Public party has appointed Dr. Nechumi Yaffe, a political psychologist and former adviser on ultra-Orthodox affairs at the National Security Council. Recent polls suggest the party is unlikely to clear the electoral threshold
By: Aaron Rabinowitz, Yael Freidson
Veteran Haredi politicians are losing favor with top rabbis, shaking up party slates. Meanwhile, new parties are outflanking the establishment on its left and right. But will they really be any different?
By: Yael Freidson
Yael Freidson (via Haaretz.com) The new Haredi Public party has appointed Dr. Nechumi Yaffe, a political psychologist and former adviser on ultra-Orthodox affairs at the National Security Council.
