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- At Technion-Israel Institute of Technology, 65% of Arab students are women, reflecting economic pressures amid high unemployment among Arab women teachers.
- Arab women face barriers such as long commutes and societal pressures that push many away from high-level careers.
- Lilyan Pinchas and Linur Serero, industry leaders, with Maisam Jaljuli, CEO of Tsofen-Tashbik, urge women to redefine success and seek female role models instead of adopting male norms.
