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Aliza's Publications, Courses
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Jewish Woman’s Prayer
Explored at AFBIU
Event in NYC

Dr. Aliza Lavie to Receive National Jewish
Book Award

To Be a Jewish Woman
By Lavie, A., & Cohen, T.
(Eds.). (2005).
Jerusalem: Kolech

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Videos

Aliza Lavie's Review at The Leon Charney Report	This is my prayer - Va’ani Tefillati Conference	Lavie explains how she came to compile a book of prayers of special meaning to Jewish women
Journalist Rino Tzror talks with Dr. Aliza Lavie about  A Jewish Woman's Prayer Book	Watch Rabbi Yisrael Meir Lau lectures about the book and Aliza's contribution	Jewish Women in Prayer Conference in TJC (3rd Item)
Remembering Prof. Hanna Safrai, o.b.m.	Seminar about the book on Yad Ben Tzvi	Watch Aliza Lavie lectures about the book

Articles, Books & Publictions

▪ Chelsea Clinton's bridegroom / Ynet

▪ Devar Torah - Scroll of Ester / Ynet

▪ Judaism's plebeian awakening / Haaretz

▪ Conversion today / Ynet

▪ Adopt a convert! - A Mission for Shavuot 5768 / Ynet

▪ The Battle of the Detained Girls - An Unfortunate Move, or a Model
   to Emulate? / BeSheva

▪ 17^th of Tammuz - A Final Opportunity / nrg

▪ Peres Must Prove the Presidency / Maariv - Opinion

▪ Appoint an Halakhic Advisor to the Bureau of the Chief Chaplain
  of the I.D.F. / nrg

▪ It Affects Women, Too / Haaretz

▪ “Cherchez La Femme” - in Judaism / Yediot Aharonot

▪ And You Shall Tell It In Your Language / nrg

▪ Religious and Democratic / Haaretz

▪ Knesset Embarrassments Carry a Price / ynet

▪ Like a Queen - Sources and Thoughts / Kolekh article

▪ Women’s Study Revolution / nrg Judaism article

▪ The Minister of Education and Her War Against Judaism

▪ Gender, News Discourse, and an “Armed Nation” / Haaretz

▪ A Sword Hanging Over Jewish Studies - or Pluralism? Ynet article

▪ Seek the Woman / Yediot Aharonot

▪ Recommendation for Prof. Hanna Safrai for the Presidency, 2008

▪ Lavie A. (In press). Devotional Literature, Women's. In J. Baskin (Eds),
  Historical Encyclopedia. Cambridge University Press, 5 pages.

▪ Lavie, A. (Dec 2, 08). A Jewish Woman’s Prayer Book. New York:
  Random House, 400 pages.

▪ Lavie, A. (2005). Jewish Women’s Prayers Throughout the Ages.
  Tel Aviv: Yedioth Ahronoth, 350 pages.

▪ Lavie, A., & Cohen, T. (Eds.). (2005). To be a Jewish Woman.
  Jerusalem: Kolech, 516 pages.

▪ Lavie A. (2007). Men are the Discourse and Women Only Add Color.
  Democratic Culture, 10, 297-328.

▪ Lavie, A. and Sam, Lehman-Wilzig, (2005). The Method is the Message: 
  Explaining Inconsistent Research Findings in Gender & News Production
  Research. Journalism, 5(4),79-109.

▪ Lavie, A. and Yehiel L. (2005). Women in the Media: From the Yishuv to
  the Present Days. Jewish Women - Comprehensive Historical
  Encyclopedia. Jerusalem: Shalvi Publication. Read

▪ Lavie, A. (2004). Organizational Factors in the Radio Newsroom: Cause for
  Hope or Despair?. in K. Ross & M. De Bruin (Eds.), Identities at Work:
  Gender and Professionalism in Media Organizations (Chapter 13).
  Cresskill, NJ: Hampton Press, 119-142.

▪ Lavie, A. and Lehman-Wilzig, S. (2003). Whose News: Does Gender
  Determine the Editorial Product?. European Journal of Communication, 18,
  5-29.

▪ Lavie, A. & Limor, Y. (2003). A Medium in the Process of
  Institutionalization: Questions Regarding Gender and Functioning in
  E- Journalism. Patuach, 5,142-172.

▪ Lavie, A. (2000). News is News – It Has no Gender. Patuach, 4, 45-74.