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Miriam Amadi Leads Fight for Reservists' Wives Amid Employment Crisis
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First reported by Channel 13 · 1 day ago
What happened
Miriam Amadi, CEO of the Forum of Reservists' Wives, is advocating for employment support for women whose husbands serve in the Israeli reserves amid challenges following recent military operations.
- 01Miriam Amadi leads advocacy for reservists' wives facing employment crises after recent fighting.
- 02Many reservists' wives struggle to maintain jobs due to prolonged military deployments.
- 03Amadi decided to actively support these women, describing it as going "under the stretcher."
- 04Rapid legislation to assist these families caused feelings of betrayal among advocates.
- 05The Forum pushes for policies to help women restart careers and ease economic burdens.
- 06The issue underscores the broader social impact of military operations on Israeli families.
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