This is Aiton Weinstein.

And I'm Na Or Meninger, and you're listening to Two Nice Jewish Boys.

Today we want to take a glimpse into the modern life of Kharedi women in Israel. As we've all come to know, the young Kharedi is rarely seen has been showcased in popular shows like Shditsyn.

However, as modern lifestyles present an array of challenges, Haredi women are also

burdened with difficult choices between pursuing a career or starting a family, studying for a

degree, and navigating the unique Haredi dating scene. Our special guest today is none other than

Efrat Finkl, a prominent Haredi journalist.

With a rich background in reporting on various topics, Efrat brings a unique perspective to the table.

As a member of a family of rabbis, including Rabbi Chaim Zev Finkel, head of the Talmud

Yeshiva in Tel Aviv, and an overseer at the Mir Yeshiva in Jerusalem, her life is a bridge between Haredi and modern lifestyles.

With an impressive resume, including reporting for prominent Israeli outlets, such as Walla, Channel 20, now 14, and most recently Channel 13, Efifflat has made a career by breaking barriers and glass

ceilings.

Coincidentally, she is also the first Orthodox Haredi woman to appear on our podcast.

Yay.

We couldn't be more thrilled to have her on the show today as we explore the challenges and

triumphs of young Haredi women in Israel. had to ask you first of all thank you so much for

joining oh thank you why do you laugh do you not see yourself as a love it okay so

many compliments I never heard like so much so what do you think about the

reforms in the general judge it's a joke it's a joke guys we're not talking about

that because we did

like we had so much already we did like 10 episodes about it so no it was a joke let's talk about

uh i mean we might don't like completely rule it out we might touch on it um but uh where should we

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