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The study aims to identify the most important issues related to women’s education in Palestine from educational and female leaders. This study connected of (35) of women and educational leaders. The researchers use a two round Delphi method._x000D_
Results of the study:_x000D_
- the research priorities areas are ordered in descending as follows (educational, family, social, legal, political)_x000D_
- The most important research issues in the field of education include the impact of women's education to improve their living and women’s educational problems in Palestine and the ways of their solutions._x000D_
- The most important research issues in the domestic sphere include mother educational practices to bring up young people according to Islamic approach and to solve girls' behavioral problems. _x000D_
- The most important research issues in the social sphere include the strength of women’s role in the development of society and social communication skills. _x000D_
- The most important research issues in the legal field include Palestinian women leadership and the role of civil society organizations to support women's issues._x000D_
- The most important research issues in the political sphere include women's rights in Islam and Islamic controls to work outside the home._x000D_
The researchers recommended the following:_x000D_
- working to increase women's awareness of their issues because without their awareness community can never been developed for better._x000D_
diagnose national and global in the field of women issues._x000D_
 provide databases to know women categories in terms of age, education, occupation, family status to help researchers addressing women's issues effectively._x000D_
 working to establish research centers for women's studies dealing with all issues related to women. _x000D_
 the need to exchange Arabic and international experiences of the way of dealing with women's issues. _x000D_
 singling out a map of research and study of women's issues more deeply.

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