with female students.

Sometimes this country gets me furious, but then sometimes, like with this move,it makes me proud. And to those of you who are going to cut me down for saying this, don't bother. Good Luck and keep on dancing!

finally some good news for a change.

In an artistic medium you need the differences. For example you need the male and the female, the highs and the lows, etc. because they contrast each other. Otherwise you end up with a sort of blahness.

They are Lesbians...why not use the word. It is a legal title, they claim to be proud but never say "Homosexual and Lesbian parade" Lets call a spade a spade, shall we or is this closet journalism.

Really? 2 woman dancing together can not be different? Gee, they all look alike don't they? We are so fortunate here that we engender diversity, and that those of narrow mind have not (yet) impeded upon these talented dancers. The fact that this is still a "big deal" defines that we have a long way to go, but it is a step correct, and I applaud them. Good for them, Good for Israel, Good for Jews! Kol HaKavod!

Gili Shem tov and Dorit Milman in blahness regarding height - Thats a good one....! :)

this is not a lesbian due dancers, Gili is a lesbian while her dance partner is a straight woman and therefore, it is a 'same-sex dancing partnership' - so don't jump on the bandwagon of accusing people in homophobic tendencies just because of something petty like the lack of the 'L' word in an article