In a new opinion piece published by The Times of Israel, sex therapist Talli Rosenbaum argues that religious young people lack a healthy framework for sexuality and risk turning to the internet for answers. She calls for a primer on pleasure, intimacy, and relational integrity in Jewish sex education.
The opinion piece, published Monday, August 3, addresses the gap in formal sex education for religious youth. Rosenbaum, a sex therapist, argues that without a proper framework that includes pleasure, intimacy, and relational integrity, young people may turn to potentially harmful online sources. The piece is part of a broader public discourse on sexuality and religious life in Israel.
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