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2. Yaron-Antar, A., & Bentzur, R. (2017). Comparison between Psychotic Homicide and Non-Psychotic Homicide. Medicine and Law, 49, 106-116. (Hebrew).
3. Shayat, M., Benzur, R., Drori, Y., Adler, B, Evgi, D., Bower, A., Yaron Antar, A., & Weiss, J. (2019). HCR -20 as a Valid and Reliable Tool: Structured Clinical Assessment of Danger Among Mentally Ill Patients in Israel. In: Abulafia, J., & Hovav, M. (Eds.). Risk Assessment: Clinical, Legal and Social Aspects. Jerusalem: Carmel and Keshet. (Hebrew).
4. Yaron-Antar, A., & Bentzur, R. (2019). Comparison of Murderers Who Are Not Guilty by Reason of Insanity and Murderers Who Are Criminal Offenders. Medicine and Law Journal, 38, 515-534
5. Nardimon, S., Einat, T., & Yaron-Antar, A. (2020). Reveal Tapping and Tapping Hides: Examination and Analysis of the Stripper Subculture in Israel. Society & Welfare, 40, 374-400. (Hebrew).
6. Yaron-Antar, A., Einat, T., Sheffer, L., Shinkarenko, E., & Bergman, T. (2020). Murderers Who Are Not Guilty by Reason of Insanity: Demographic, Criminal and Psychiatric Characteristics. Israel Journal of Psychiatry, 57, 3-10.
7. Einat, T., Yaron-Antar, A. & Nardimon, S. (2021) Values, Norms, Power Struggles, and Hierarchy among Women Working as Club Strippers in Israel: A Qualitative Perspective. Sexuality & Culture.
8. Tayer, L., Einat, T., & Yaron-Antar, A. (2021). The Long-Term Effects of Confinement from the Perspective of Inmates. The Prison Journal, 101(6), 652-674.
9. Yaron Antar, A. Guilty or Not Guilty by reason of Insanity? A Comparative Study of Murderers Referred for Psychiatric Examination During a Murder Trial. Health and Justice, 11, 35 (2023). https://doi.org/10.1186/s40352-023-00230-z
10. Yaron-Antar, A. (2023). Insanity murder in Israel. Harefu'a, November-December, 610-615. [Hebrew].