Aliza Lavie, Phd
Aliza Lavie, PhD, is a former Member of the Israeli Knesset, public figure,
social entrepreneur, writer and lecturer.
Founder of the 120 Women Leadership Council that works to unite Israeli women.
Founder & CEO of BLNG an interactive educational technology venture that
connects users to their Jewish heritage
Dr. Lavie served as chairperson of the Committee on the Status of Women and
Gender Equality and chairperson of the Committee to Combat Women Trafficking
and Prostitution in Israel’s Knesset.
She is the recipient of the Outstanding
Parliamentary Award for her contributions and groundbreaking legislation.
Lavie us a senior lecturer at Bar-Ilan University and served as a Chairperson of the
Israel Film Council, and chairperson of the Herzl Center, and general director of the
Public Council for Youth Exchange.
She is the author of five books, including A Jewish Women’s Prayer Book which
won the 2008 National Jewish Book Award. Her latest book is Iconic Jewish Women:
Fifty-Nine Inspiring, Courageous, Revolutionary Role Models for Young Girls.
Lavie’s public activity focuses on social and gender equality, the intersection between
religion and state, reinforcing the connection between Israel and the Diaspora, and
strengthening the image of the State of Israel as Jewish and democratic.
New book!
What do Doña Gracia, Glückel of Hameln, and Deborah Lipstadt have in common? They are all celebrated as iconic Jewish women in Dr. Aliza Lavie’s incisive book, “Iconic Jewish Women”. Dr. Lavie’s book features 59 remarkable role models, highlighting the significance of women’s voices and leadership in the Jewish community.
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