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3 stories about Druze

The Druze women coders of the Carmel Mountains

06.03.25|Ariela Karmel

A growing number of religious Druze women from Daliyat al-Karmel are entering the world of high-tech with the help of Lotus, a program launched in 2019 that trains them to become front-end developers, providing mentorship, job placement, and a workspace.

Suzan Zaher Kamal Codevalue

“How can we can bring more Druze people to the high-tech industry? It's all about awareness."

Suzan Zaher Kamal, software developer and team lead at CodeValue, speaks to Michael Matias about her work and its impact on communities across the country

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Fintech company Finastra-Israel brings Druze female programmers to the forefront

10.01.21|Yafit Ovadia

“What’s beautiful is that we’ve created a beautiful community of women who’ve dreamed big,” says head of Druze female boot camp on shattering stereotypes and encouraging workplace diversity