“MDG, what tsniut issue??!!”
Tsniut is harder to pin down. That’s why I did not say “halacha” in regards to tsniut as I did about being king and queen. Although there are some clear rules about Tsniut, it can be more subjective, as there can be more grey areas. How much exposure can a women do without being a turn-on, be it exposure of hair, skin, or voice (singing or talking)? How much appearing in public or on TV is too much? I’m not paskening; I’m just raising the issue.
It seems to me that the charaidi parties either hold like the Rambam or they are ultra strict on tsniut.
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“Devorah & Shlomtzion are contrary to Jewish tradition?”
How did Devorah judge? How could she be a leader? 3 answers given:
1) Her judgements were considered as binding arbitration.
Hence she was not technically a real judge.
2) She ruled based on navua, not on her own.
3) She was the expert in law who told a court of men what to do.
In all three answers, Devorah was not the person making decisions as a leader.
I don’t know about Shlomtzion.