The Knesset’s Female Pride
30.08.15 at 11:01
Today there are more women in Israel's parliament than ever before. YARDENA SCHWARTZ interviews
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Yardena Schwartz
Yardena Schwartz is a freelance journalist and Emmy-nominated producer based in Tel Aviv. Her reporting has been featured in The New York Times, The Jerusalem Post, Haaretz, The Miami Herald, NBC News and CBS News, among other news outlets.
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