Following the death of Simeon Joshua in Kfar Shalem, Tel Aviv, who was shot by a policeman after he barricaded himself on the roof of his house following the construction crime [clarification needed] which the deceased had committed, she published a series of investigative reports on building violations, which were committed by Avraham Shapira, Leon Recanati, Rami Ungar, and Rehavam Ze'evi, Chairman of Eretz Israel Museum.
She published discoveries about the economic ties between Israel and the Soviet Union, which included steel imports, despite the severing of relations between the two countries.
[4] In the supplement, investigations were published about homeless children in Israel, malnutrition in neighborhoods and development towns, manifestations of racism against Ethiopian immigrants[5] and poverty in the ultra Orthodox and the Arab sectors.
[6] In Hadashot, she wrote that Shimon Sheves, the director general of the Israeli Prime Minister's office, was appointed by Oren Shachor from the rank of a corporal to a captain,[7] as well as a first comprehensive investigation of Benjamin Netanyahu, in which Bibi's millionaires' club was first published, with the names of its donors.
[citation needed] Prior to the elections to the nineteenth Knesset, she published on her Facebook page a series of notes and documents written by Netanyahu.
In the course of her work, she covered various areas of Israeli social and political life: the exposure of concealed arms deals, and wrongs which caused to weak sectors of society such as immigrants, minorities and foreign workers.
In these areas, she demonstrated determination, courage and helped the readers understand the Israeli reality in its essence, despite the illusions of the politicians".
She is a member of the Audit Committee of the Association for Legal guardian which was established by parents and public figures to look after the future of helpless autistic people.
As a mother of two children with autism, she took part in the struggle of Disabled Israelis for a minimum wage, and blocked vehicle traffic in Tel Aviv near Azrieli Center and in Jerusalem near the Knesset.