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Religious Israeli Women Discuss Challenges of Military Reserves and Family Life on Podcast Religious Israeli women Ortal Barzilai and Hadar Ben Hamo discuss the challenges of balancing military reserve duties, family life, and relationships on their podcast, highlighting social support efforts and the contrast between social media portrayals and real-life struggles.
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What happened 01 Religious Israeli women discuss the impact of military reserves on family and relationships. 02 They highlight rising divorce rates and emotional strain in families. 03 Chavi Arnfeld’s "Oshot Chayil" supports religious families with women in the military. 04 The podcast contrasts social media images with the harsh realities of daily life. 05 Hosts emphasize the need for community support and connection. 06 They humorously consider how they would cope serving together in the reserves. Translated and summarized by baba from Srugim , the latest report. Read Srugim’s original The coverage
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