The mother of Dina Gindek, a soldier, finally received the right to permanent residence in Israel after 18 years of difficult struggle.

After publications in the press and discussion in the Knesset Aliyah Committee, a woman named Dina became one of four mothers, their stories causing great public outcry. Now she no longer feels like a “second-class mother”; her rights and interests are finally reflected in public discourse.

The very fact that the women's stories attracted public attention and became the subject of discussion suggests that the problem was relevant and required intervention. It is hoped that this case will become a starting point in improving the rights of mothers and protecting their interests at the legislative level.

But we can conclude that thanks to the publications and discussions in the commission, Dina and other mothers had the opportunity to express their problems and hope for their solution. It is important that such stories do not go unnoticed and attract the attention of the public and legislators.

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