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Dr. Ayelet Levy Shahar, the mother of Naama Levy who was abducted on October 7, took the gala stage and spoke about her life in the past five months and her vision for a more equal and just world. "You all know my Naama. You saw the video of my daughter's abduction, and maybe like me you averted your eyes in pain, but you saw her dragged by her long, beautiful hair at the back of a jeep in Gaza, wearing pajamas, shackled, bleeding, wounded, barefoot and afraid."
The meeting, in which right-wing members said that despite being members of the committee, they had no say in the appointment of judges, might have been the catalyst of the tumultuous efforts to reform Israel's judicial system.
In special event in honor of International Women's Day, Israel Hayom publisher Dr. Miriam Adelson spoke about the speical role women have in our society.
