פרופ' יעל השילוני-דולב

(a) Authored books
1. Hashiloni-Dolev, Y. 2007. A Life (Un)Worthy of Living: Reproductive Genetics in Israel and Germany. Dordrecht: Springer. Under the Series: International Library of Ethics, Law and the New Medicine. Reviewed in: Medical Anthropology Quarterly 26 (2): 315?17; Israeli Sociology 10 (2): 510-512
2. Hashiloni-Dolev, Y. 2013. The Fertility Revolution. Ben Shemen: Modan Publishing House. (Hebrew).
3. Hashiloni-Dolev, Y. 2018. New Reproductive Technologies: Social and Bio-Ethical Debates. Open University (Hebrew).

(b) Edited books
1. Boas, H., Hashiloni-Dolev, Y., Davidovitch, N., Filc D. and Lavi, S. (Eds). 2018. Bioethics and Biopolitics in Israel: Socio-Legal, Political and Empirical Analysis. Cambridge University Press.
2. Hashiloni-Dolev, Y. & Orshalimy S. ( 2025), Eds. ?A Body of One?s own: Medicine, Sex & Gender?. Raanana: Open University Press.

(c) Chapters in collective volumes
1. Hashiloni-Dolev, Y. 2007. Aborting an abnormal fetus: Fertility policy, medical discourse and medical practice in Israel and Germany. In The Right to Life with No Malformation, edited by J. Davies & A. Sahar. Tel Aviv: Dyonon. (Hebrew). Pp. 161-179.
2. Hashiloni-Dolev, Y. 2007. Prenatal genetic diagnosis and the effect of religion: Comparison between Israel and Germany. In Jews in the Sciences in Modern Times, edited by U. Charpa and U. Deichmann, vol. 71 of the Schriftenreihe des Leo Back Instituts. T?bingen: J.B.C. Mohr (Paul Siebeck).
3. PrainsackPI, B. & Hashiloni-DolevPI, Y. 2009. Faith and nationhood. In Handbook of Genetics and Society: Mapping the New Genomic Era, edited by P. Atkinson, P. Glasner and M. Lock. London: Routledge.
4. Hashiloni-DolevPI, Y. & ShkediPI, S. 2010. The regulation of preimplantation genetic diagnosis (PGD) for sibling donors in Israel, Germany and England: Balancing potential benefits and risks. In Kin, Gene, Community: Reproductive Technology among Jewish Israelis, edited by Birenbaum-Carmeli D., and Carmeli Y. Oxford/New-York: Berghahn Books.
5. Birenbaum Carmeli, D., and Hashiloni-Dolev, Y. 2014. New reproductive technologies and assisted conception. In Oxford Bibliographies in Childhood Studies, edited by H. Montgomery. New York: Oxford University Press.
6. Hashiloni-Dolev, Y. 2018. The effect of Jewish-Israeli family ideology on policy regarding reproductive technologies. In Bioethics in Israel: Socio-Legal, Political and Empirical Analysis, edited by Boas, H., Hashiloni-Dolev, Y., Davidovitch, N., Filc, D. and Lavi, S. Cambridge University Press.
7. BoasPI, H., Hashiloni-DolevC, Y., DavidovitchC, N., FilcC, D., and LaviC, S. 2018. Introduction. In Bioethics in Israel: Socio-Legal, Political and Empirical Analysis, edited by Boas, H., Davidovitch, N., Hashiloni-Dolev, Y., Filc, D. and Lavi, S. Cambridge University Press.
8. Nov-Klaiman, T., Foth, H., & Hashiloni-Dolev, Y. (2022). A Matter of Course or a Matter of Discourse? Genetic Responsibility in Germany and Israel: Practices of Prenatal Diagnosis, 4, 95.
9. Hashiloni-Dolev, Y., Raz, A., Rehmann-Sutter, C., & Sch?es, C. (2022). 12. Comparison through Conversation. Genetic Responsibility in Germany and Israel: Practices of Prenatal Diagnosis, 4, 347.
10. Rehmann-Sutter, C., Nov-Klaiman, T., Hashiloni-Dolev, Y., K?nig, A., Reinsch, S., & Raz, A. (2022). 8. What Does Prenatal Testing Mean for Women Who Have Tested? Genetic Responsibility in Germany and Israel: Practices of Prenatal Diagnosis, 4, 227.
11. Rimon-Zarfaty, N. Hashiloni-Dolev, Y. (2025) ?The Ectopolitics of Reproduction?, In, Hashiloni-Dolev, Y. & Orshalimy S. Eds. ?A Body of your own: Medicine, Sex & Gender?. Raanana: Open University Press.
12. Gooldin, S & Hashiloni-Dolev, Y (forthcoming 2026). Does the Israeli inclusive ART policy have limits?: Family ideology and challenges posed by same-sex couples seeking family creation. In, Kristien Hens, K. Cutas, D and Smajdor, A (Eds). ?The Ethics of Human Reproduction and the Family?. NY: Bloomsbury Academic


(d) Refereed articles in scientific journals
1. Hashiloni Dolev, Y. 1999. Dudu Topaz?s book of records: Television freak show in Israel 1997. Israeli Sociology: A Journal for the Study of Israeli Society 1 (2): 355-384 (Hebrew).
2. Hashiloni-Dolev, Y. 2004. Who is a wanted child? Selective abortions due to sex-chromosome anomalies in Israel and Germany. Theory and Criticism: An Israeli Forum 25: 97-122. (Hebrew). (3 citations GS).
3. Hashiloni-Dolev Y. 2006. Between mothers, fetuses and society: Reproductive genetics in the Israeli-Jewish context. Nashim 12: 129-150. (68 citations GS).
4. Hashiloni-Dolev, Y. 2006. Cultural Differences in Medical Risk Assessments during Genetic Prenatal Diagnosis: The Case of Sex Chromosome Anomalies in Israel and Germany. Medical Anthropology Quarterly 20(4): 469?86. (11 citations ISI; 26 citations GS; IF 1.831; 18/82; Q1 Anthropology).
5. Hashiloni-DolevPI, Y., & ShkediPI, S. 2007. On new reproductive technologies and family ethics: Preimplantation Genetic Diagnosis (PDG) for sibling donors (SD) in Israel and Germany. Social Science and Medicine 65 (10): 2081?92. (26 citations ISI; 53 citations GS; IF 2.797; 5/40, Q1 Social Sciences - Biomedical).
6. Hashiloni-DolevPI, Y., & WeinerPI, N. 2008. Reproductive technologies and the moral status of the embryo: A view from Israel and Germany. Sociology of Health and Illness. 30 (7): 1055-69. (13 citations ISI; 16 citations GS; IF 1.890; 25/143; Q1 Sociology).
7. WeinerPI, N., & Hashiloni-DolevPI, Y. 2009. Reprogenetics, high-risk pregnancy and the moral standing of the fetus. Israeli Sociology 11 (1): 65?88 (Hebrew) (4 citations GS).
8. Hashiloni-DolevPI, Y., Hirsh-YechezkelC, G., BoykoC, V., WainstockC, T., SchiffC, E., and Lerner-GevaC, L. 2010. Attitudes towards sex selection: A survey among potential users in Israel. Prenatal Diagnosis 30 (11): 1019?5. (5 citations ISI; 14 citations GS; IF 2.523; 82/167; Q2 Genetics and Heredity).
9. Hashiloni-DolevPI, Y., and RazPI, A. 2010. Between Social hypocrisy and social responsibility: Professional views of eugenics, disability and repro-genetics in Germany and Israel. New Genetics and Society 29 (1): 87?102. (12 citations ISI; 21 citations GS; IF 1.300; 6/44; Q1 History and Philosophy of Science).
10. PrainsackPI, B., Hashiloni-DolevPI, Y., and KasherC, A. 2010. Attitudes of social science students in Israel and Austria towards the belated twins scenario: An explorative study. Public Understanding of Science 19 (4): 435?51. (5 citations ISI; 3 citations GS; IF 2.552; 1/44; Q1 History and Philosophy of Science).
11. ShalomPI, Y. and Hashiloni-DolevPI, Y. 2010. Fertility patient?s views regarding the moral status and the appropriate use of frozen pre-embryos. Health Law and Bioethics 3:175-210. (Hebrew).
12. Hashiloni-DolevPI, Y., KaplanPI, A., and Shkedi-RafidPI, S. 2011. The fertility myth: Israeli students? knowledge regarding age-related fertility decline and late pregnancies in an era of assisted reproduction technology. Human Reproduction 26 (11): 3045?53. (61 citations ISI; 112 citations GS; IF 5.02; 2/29; Q1 Reproductive Biology).
13. Rimon-ZarfatyPI, N., RazC, A., and Hashiloni-DolevC, Y. 2011. When does a fetus become a person? An Israeli viewpoint. Journal of Family Planning and Reproductive Healthcare 37: 216?24. (2 citations ISI; 11 GS; IF 1.519; 20/43; Q2 Family Studies).
14. Shkedi-RafidPI, S., and Hashiloni-DolevPI Y. 2011. Egg freezing for age-related-fertility-decline: Preventive medicine or a further medicalization of reproduction? Analyzing the new Israeli policy. Fertility and Sterility 36 (2): 291?94. (32 citations ISI; 69 citations GS; IF 4.447; 8/80; Q1 Obstetrics and Gynecology).
15. ShalevPI, C., and Hashiloni-DolevPI, Y. 2011. Bioethics governance in Israel: An expert regime. Indian Journal of Medical Ethics VIII (3): 157?60. (1 citation GS).
16. Shkedi-RafidPI, S., and Hashiloni-DolevPI, Y. 2012. Egg freezing for non-medical uses: The lack of a relational approach to autonomy in the new Israeli policy and the scholarly discussion. Journal of Medical Ethics 38: 154?157. (17 citations ISI; 39 citations GS; IF 1.529; 12/41, Q2 Social Issues; 4/16, Q1 Medical Ethics).
17. Hashiloni-DolevPI, Y., Hirsh-YechezkelC, G., BoykoC, V., WainstockC, T., SchiffC, E., and Lerner-GevaC, L. 2014. Sex selection in Israel: Policy versus potential users? attitudes. Megamot 49 (3): 555?75 (Hebrew).
18. Hashiloni-DolevPI, Y., HackerPI, D., and BoasPI, H. 2014. The will of the deceased: Three Israeli case studies. Israeli Sociology 15(1): 31-53. (Hebrew). (5 citations (GS).
19. Hashiloni-Dolev, Y. 2015. Posthumous Reproduction (PHR) in Israel: Policy rationales versus lay people?s concerns: A preliminary study. Culture, Medicine and Psychiatry 39 (4): 634?50. (8citations ISI; 8 citations GS; IF 1.157; 25/88; Q2 Anthropology).
20. Hashiloni-DolevPI, Y., and TrigerPI, Z. 2016. Between the deceased?s wish and the wishes of his surviving relatives: Posthumous children, patriarchy, pronatalism, and the myth of continuity of the seed. Tel-Aviv University Law Review 39 (3): 661?706 (Hebrew). (8 citations GS).
21. Hashiloni-DolevPI, Y., and SchicktanzPI, S. 2017. A cross-cultural analysis of Posthumous Reproduction (PHR) regulation: The significance of the gender and margins of life perspectives. Reproductive Biomedicine and Society 4: 21-32. (13 citations GS; IF 2.8; 17/83 Q1 Obstetrics & Gynecology (ISI).
22. Shkedi-RafidPI, S., and Hashiloni-DolevPI, Y. 2018. Pregnant genetic counselors in the era of advanced genomic tests: What do the experts test prenatally? Journal of Genetic Counseling: 27 (5): 1167-1174. (3 citations GS; IF 2.36; 16/45; Q2, Social Sciences, Biomedical).
23. * KatzPI, O., and Hashiloni-DolevPI, Y. 2019. (Un)natural grief, Novelty, tradition and naturalization in Israeli Discourse on posthumous reproduction. Medical Anthropology Quarterly 33(3):345-363. (2 citations ISI; 7citations GS IF 1.831; 18/88; Q1 Anthropology).
24. * Hashiloni-DolevPI, Y, Nov Klaiman, T, Raz, A. 2019. Pandora's Pregnancy: NIPT, CMA and WGS ? A New Era for Prenatal Genetic Testing. Prenatal Diagnosis. 39(10):859-864. (6 citations ISI, 14 citations GS; IF: 2.4 Q2 29/83 Obstetrics & Gynecology (ISI), Q1 Obstetrics & Gynecology (SJR).
25. * Nov-KlaimanPI, T., Raz, A. & Hashiloni-Dolev, Y. (2019) Attitudes of Israeli Parents of Children with Down Syndrome toward Non?Invasive Prenatal Screening and the Scope of Prenatal Testing. Journal of Genetic Counseling. 28(6):1119-1129. (3 citation GS, IF 2.1; 16/45; Q2, Social Sciences, Biomedical (ISI).
26. * Hashiloni-DolevPI, Y., and Z. TrigerPI. (2020). The invention of the chosen extended family: The rise and fall (to date) of posthumous grandparenthood in Israel. New Genetics and Society (1 citation ISI, 3 GS; IF 1.39; 9/48; Q1 History and Philosophy of Science (ISI), Q1, Issues, Ethics and Legal Aspects (SJR).
27. * Hashiloni-DolevPI, Y. and KaplanPI, K. Rasmussen, C. A. and Krol?kkePI, C. (2020). The future of gamete preservation: Gendered knowledge, concerns, and intentions associated with egg and sperm freezing. Reproductive Biomedicine Online. 41(5):957-965. (IF: 3.7; 17/82; Q1 Obstetrics and Gynecology (ISI)).
28. * KirshPI, N. and Hashiloni-Dolev, YPI. (2021). mtDNA Tests as a Vehicle for Jewish Recognition of Former Soviet Union Israeli Citizens: Religious and political Debate. BioSocieties (IF:1.8; Q2 20/45 Social Sciences, Biomedical (ISI).
29. * ShaiPI, A., Koffler S. and Hashiloni-DolevPI, Y. (2021). Feminism, Gender Medicine, and Beyond. A feminist analysis of "Gender Medicine". International Journal for Equity in Health (IF:1.37; Q1 Health Policy (SJR).
30. * Raz, A. E., Nov-Klaiman, T., Hashiloni-Dolev, Y., Foth, H., Sch?es, C., & Rehmann-Sutter, C. (2021). Comparing Germany and Israel regarding debates on policy-making at the beginning of life: PGD, NIPT and their paths of routinization. Ethik in der Medizin, 1-16.‏
31. * KaplanPI, A., Hashiloni-DolevPI, Y. Krol?kkePI, C. (2021). ?My Choice, My Responsibility; Views of Danish and Israeli female Students on Financing Egg Freezing. Culture, Health and Sexuality (IF: 1.96; Q1 Health, Social Science).
32. * Hashiloni-Dolev PI, Y., and Raz PI, A. (2021) ?Donating with eyes shut?: Attitudes regarding DNA donation to large-scale biobanks in Israel. New Genetics and Society (IF; 1.3; Q1 History and Philosophy of Science).
33. Friedman, N. & Hashiloni-Dolev, Y. (2022). Sedated masculinity: the use of anaesthesia during vasectomy in Israel. Culture, Health & Sexuality, 1-15. (IF: 1.96; Q1 Health, Social Science).
34. Nov-Klaiman, T. Raz, A. and Hashiloni-Dolev, Y. (2022). A Test of Faith? Attitudes of Ultraorthodox Jewish Parents of Children with Down Syndrome toward Prenatal Testing. Disability and Society (IF 0.85 Q1. Health Professions).
35. Lavie, Noa, Hashiloni-Dolev, Y (2023). Unveiling the ?Totem?: Haredi Newspapers During Covid-19. Contemporary Jewry. (Q1 Cultural Studies)
36. Horn, R., & Merchant, J. et al. (2024). Ethical and social implications of public?private partnerships in the context of genomic/big health data collection. European Journal of Human Genetics, 1-6.
37. Triger, Zvi & Hashiloni-Dolev, Y. (2024) Post-humous Reproduction in Israel: The Alliance between Familism, Pronatalism, Bereavement, Militarism, and Patriarchy. Israeli Sociology 25(1)
38. Raz, A., Minari, J., Takashima, K., Gaydarska, H., Hashiloni-Dolev, Y., & Horn, R. (2023). Old and new challenges regarding comparable and viable data sharing in population-scale genomic research. European Journal of Human Genetics, 31(6), 617-618.
39. Dessau Nurit and Hashiloni-Dolev, Yael (forthcoming, 2024). "The Single Mother Ghost Father Family: Perspectives of Single Women Choosing Posthumous Reproduction, a Preliminary Study". Current Sociology
40. Weiss, Elias., Hashilloni-Dolev, Yael., Raz, Aviad & Nov-Klaiman, Tamar. (2025) "It has to somehow permeate to the public": Expert Views on the solidaristic potential of Israel's National Genomic Biobank Initiative", Social Theory & Health, 23(1), 13.‏
41. Shefer, R. Lahav-Raz Y. & Hashiloni-Dolev, Y. (2025). Pro-Jewish Child, Pro traditional women: ?Efrat? and the conservative Abortion Politics in Israel. Israeli Sociology