Shira Kadari-Ovadia is a journalist based in Israel. She writes for Haaretz Daily Newspaper Ltd and is also associated with the Mikveh Ladies Association of Rhode Island. Shira's articles primarily focus on Israeli news and cover a range of topics including social and political issues, education, and human rights.
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Shira's coverage indicates a strong focus on education-related issues within Israel, often with legal and governmental implications. She appears particularly interested in stories related to Israeli-Palestinian conflict, social media use, and governmental oversight of educational institutions.
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By: Shira Kadari-Ovadia
The court ordered the Education Ministry to reinstate Ofer Shor, who was reprimanded for a video stating his refusal to serve in the West Bank during the second intifada. However, the school principal and supervisor have barred him from entering the classroom
By: Shira Kadari-Ovadia
Only the sign on the gate of the Benayahu Talmud-Torah School for Boys in the Negev city of Netivot unwittingly hints at the recent tectonic changes inside.
By: Shira Kadari-Ovadia
In a video, the principal of Tel Aviv's Gymnasia Herzliya stated, 'We will not learn until we bring back every last hostage.' A hearing will decide whether to revoke his teaching license
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By: Shira Kadari-Ovadia
A school was set up on the outskirts of the northern Israeli city of Tiberias as a temporary safe haven for children from Kiryat Shmona and its surroundings after towns in the north were evacuated.
By: Shira Kadari-Ovadia
The members of the Hakahal Synagogue in Jerusalem saw Hersh Goldberg-Polin for the last time on Simhat Torah last year when he took part in the
By: Shira Kadari-Ovadia
The October 7 attack began on the morning of what is traditionally a joyous holiday. On the first anniversary of the tragedy, congregations in Israel are struggling to find a way to maintain tradition while making space for grieving
By: Shira Kadari-Ovadia
On the morning of the October 7 Hamas attack, Segev Kalfon's family were sure he was at a party far away from the Gaza border.
Miri Ben Ami, whose son Yosef Chaim Ohana was abducted from the Nova festival and is held in Gaza, has been selling books by Rabbi Nachman of Bratslav at Hostage Square since he was taken.
By: Shira Kadari-Ovadia
Miri Ben Ami, whose son Yosef Chaim Ohana was abducted from the Nova festival and is held in Gaza, has been selling books by Rabbi Nachman of Bratslav at Hostage Square since he was taken. 'I believe that thanks to faith, my son and all the hostages will come home,'she says
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