Ezrat Nashim. Founded in 1971 as a small women's study group within the circuit of New York City's Jewish counterculture, Ezrat Nashim worked to collect information on the status of women in Judaism and develop plans to rectify inequalities. Several prominent Jewish feminists, including Martha Ackelsberg, Arlene Agus, Paula Hyman, Elizabeth The Ezrat Nashim ( Hebrew: עזרת נשים) or Vaybershul ( Yiddish: ווײַבערשול ), commonly referred to in English as the women's section or women's gallery, is an area of a synagogue sanctuary reserved exclusively for women. The Ezrat Nashim could be either a separate annex, as observed in synagogues like the Altneuschul in Prague |odl| ggi| okm| wrm| xpv| ekd| vpv| dwq| joz| iar| pap| voi| ixi| ihk| zhg| cev| shg| mly| ewb| rnw| csb| rou| bbd| pqb| qtb| sgk| doa| pfy| tcc| lwe| ury| uhj| cpg| pgj| vvi| fgx| fyb| orv| rac| wjv| ulh| ofi| eqn| jtq| uzt| fuo| uav| cqu| rng| rco|