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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.
Given her interest in these themes, Shira would likely be receptive to pitches that offer expert insights or firsthand accounts related to the intersection of education, politics, and legal policy within Israel. Pitches could include perspectives from educators, policymakers, or individuals directly impacted by the events covered in her articles.
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By: Shira Kadari-Ovadia
A year after Israel launched its electronic monitoring law to prevent domestic violence, only 25 cases have seen the system activated; Advocates blame poor public awareness, technical issues and court hesitancy—even as some women continue to face real danger
By: Shira Kadari-Ovadia
Defense Ministry says 20,000 soldiers have been added to its rehabilitation lists since the Gaza war began, most with psychological injuries; by 2028, the number is expected to double, with PTSD cases posing the greatest challenge
By: Shira Kadari-Ovadia, Eitan Glickman
Idit Ohel told of the first moments with her son in the hospital, after which Alon played the piano again: 'These sounds are our victory'; 'My family is whole again and I can breathe' says Sylvia Cunio after her two sons restored; father of returned hostage Eitan Mor demands return to fighting: 'After all the fallen return, Hamas must be destroyed'
By: Shira Kadari-Ovadia
At the Tel Aviv rally marking 30 years since Rabin’s assassination, opposition leader Yair Lapid warned that extremists have distorted Judaism into hatred and violence, calling for unity, democracy, and renewal of Israel’s founding ideals.
By: Shira Kadari-Ovadia
After a decade of tracking domestic violence, WIZO halts its annual index, saying government ministries no longer share data and that Israel, despite its high-tech prowess, lacks a unified system to monitor the phenomenon
By: Shira Kadari-Ovadia
New social security report shows over one in four Israeli households lacked consistent access to food in 2024; about one million children affected, as researchers call for long-term government plans to ensure reliable access to healthy food
By: Shira Kadri
42 young men and women recently petitioned the High Court of Justice, asking that they be allowed to enlist in the IDF; the petition argues there is no legal basis for distinguishing between them and other candidates for military service
By: Shira Kadari-Ovadia
They served prison terms for severe violence against their partners, including attempted murder and murder; at the ‘Maftehot’ hostel, released inmates learn to name emotions, recognize violent patterns and face the harm they caused to women
By: Shira Kadari-Ovadia
Knesset data show criminal cases opened against 6,821 high school-age teens in 2024-2025, up 26% from previous school year; separate figures show more minors suspected of serious offenses involving loss of life and sex crimes
By: Shira Kadari-Ovadia
A new report by Israel’s Civil Commission on Hamas crimes documents systematic sexual violence during the Oct. 7 massacre and captivity in Gaza, citing survivor testimony, forensic evidence and accounts from body identification teams at Shura base
