A central public figure in the Haredi community and head of the “Merkaz Ganei Yeladim” association. Following the death of Rabbanit Margalit Yosef, she moved into the home of Rabbi Ovadia Yosef and became closely associated with the life and management of the household.
A space transformed into a site of memory, continuity and presence, where the domestic interior itself becomes part of the portrait.
Lecturer, author and media figure whose writing and public work engage family life, social relationships and the meeting point between secular and Haredi worlds.
A Chabad emissary in Kathmandu, Nepal, who has provided hospitality, care and support to Jewish visitors and travelers for many years.
Media personality and entrepreneur, active in advancing employment, training and empowerment for women in Haredi and religious communities.
Educator, columnist and media figure whose public voice emerges from the intersection of personal experience, social engagement and national discourse.
Recipient of the Israel Prize for lifetime achievement, educator and public leader, and founder of the Haredi College in Jerusalem. Her work has long focused on education, leadership and dialogue within Israeli society.
Israeli politician and public figure, formerly a member of the Knesset, whose civic work draws on both public responsibility and deeply personal experience.