Jewish women have shaped history with wisdom, bravery, and perseverance. From our matriarchs to modern leaders, they have carried the torch of justice and change. Ruth Bader Ginsburg fought for gender equality, Golda Meir led Israel with unwavering strength, and Rosalind Franklin’s discoveries revolutionized science. Women like Dona Gracia Nasi, who used her wealth and power to save countless Jewish lives during the Inquisition, left behind legacies of hope and courage.

Even today, Israeli women endure and resist—hostages like Agam Berger braided each other’s hair in captivity, offering comfort in the darkest moments. Women even volunteered to stay behind so others could be freed, showing extraordinary selflessness. Their strength echoes the resilience of generations before them.

Queer Jewish women and rabbis continue breaking barriers, shaping an inclusive, evolving Judaism. Their leadership reminds us that our tradition is one of questioning, progress, and unwavering faith.

This Women’s History Month, we remember, honor, and uplift these voices. For more, visit: thetruthaboutjudaism.co.uk/womens-history

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