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- WIZO and the Israel Women’s Network held a conference urging candidates to enact women-focused laws.
- A poll of 600 Israelis found 40% want wage-gap cuts and 36% want better care-job pay.
- Tal Hochman, CEO of the Israel Women’s Network, said 60% of women lack a party leader.
- Former Prime Minister Naftali Bennett pledged a police division for violence against women and to repeal rabbinical-court and gender-segregation laws.
