Former ultra-Orthodox Jewish Israelis

Ruth Borovsky, 29, a former ultra-Orthodox Jewish woman that has left the strict Jewish religious community in which she lived for most of her life, is seen working on a desktop computer at the library of the Mount Scopus campus of the Hebrew University in Jerusalem, Israel, on November 25, 2019. Ruth Borovsky is a client of Hillel - The Right to Choose, an Israeli non-profit organization dedicated to helping young adults who have left the ultra-Orthodox Jewish world integrate and lead successful lives as members of secular Israeli society.

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Ruth Borovsky, 29, a former ultra-Orthodox Jewish woman that has left the strict Jewish religious community in which she lived for most of her life, is seen working on a desktop computer at the library of the Mount Scopus campus of the Hebrew University in Jerusalem, Israel, on November 25, 2019. Ruth Borovsky is a client of Hillel - The Right to Choose, an Israeli non-profit organization dedicated to helping young adults who have left the ultra-Orthodox Jewish world integrate and lead successful lives as members of secular Israeli society.