Like every Rosh Chodesh, the Women of the Wall group engaged in its monthly provocations at the Kosel on Monday morning, Rosh Chodesh Iyar.
The Western Wall Heritage Foundation stated that the group refused to hold its service at the special plaza designated for them, which was established by the order of the Justice Ministry in order to separate the group from the other mispallelim and prevent conflict.
“Despite repeated requests, they chose not to enter the plaza and instead disrupted the public order,” the foundation stated. “Furthermore, Mrs. Yochi Rappaport, one of the group’s leaders, decided to create a provocation and approach mispallelim standing at the upper plaza in order to rile them up and disturb public order.”
“The foundation’s director Eden Shimon appealed to her personally to return to the plaza to prevent violence and not turn the Kosel into a place of protest but she chose to continue and again turned the site into a battlefield.”
(YWN Israel Desk – Jerusalem)
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And they know they can get away with it with this anti-religious government who hate everything about religion.
We all know what happen if a religious guy does not abide by the law I’m not sure why these people are allowed to get away with it
Why do we need to see pictures of such nonsense? Please take the picture down.
stop this provocation and we dont need pictures of this amarazim
Please remove the picture…
Issur lehistakel bifnei rasha… and this website is for men asur lehistakel bifnei isha…
This is a very good point, showing apictures gives them strength. please get rid of these pictures and anything about them
Does the Israeli legal system have a concept of a restraining order which would allow those rebellious women to be punished if they violate the order?
Left hand resting on the klaf
So don’t look at it.
” and this website is for men..
And you passed a DNA test before you were allowed to post??
Why is this news? They would be happier if more Jewish kids are gay and they pray that so-called ?palestinians? get half if Yerushalayim.
Because they have no connection with tefilah! It is a political statement, and they couldn’t care less about daavening.
If they wish to make a feministic political statement, blue hair and nose piercings would suffice? but no, they choose to be Mevazeh the Torah. Ugh!! Let them celebrate femininity in Al Aqsa Mosque.
SfaradiGamur Tahor:
thats a good point.
i want someone to pay these ladies to pray at Al-Aqsa! lets see what happens?!