Jewish Feminism is a movement that seeks to address and rectify the inequalities faced by women within Judaism. It combines the principles of feminism with Jewish teachings, advocating for women's rights in religious, social, and cultural contexts. This movement encourages the reinterpretation of traditional texts and practices to promote gender equality. Jewish feminists work to create inclusive spaces within synagogues and Jewish communities, ensuring that women have equal opportunities for leadership and participation. They also focus on issues such as reproductive rights, domestic violence, and the representation of women in Jewish literature and history.