Don't try to judge , you make errors , big ones !

The sea was moved to Bat Yam. People make mistakes all the time, no crime in that. I am glad someone helped her to cover up in the winter cold and explained which bus line to take to the warmer Bat Yam.

...may have been hungry and desperate? What better way to attract attention in the Mea Shearim? She should have charged them a shekel to '' button up ''. Shalom from Lodz

""In this case, the extremists did not pour bleach all over her because they must have realized that something was wrong,"" The time to realize something is wrong is when you think it's a good idea to pour bleach on somebody.

unfortunate behavior of an individual in obviously state that should not be made public. It does not behove public information services, private or publicly funded, to popularize such behavior, regardless of its motive, reaction of people, and otherwise influence on the mood of people. Such behavior is indication of passive aggression, a violence consealed in a form of sexual nature. It is known to be some times result of person's legitimate protest, sometimes it is exhibited by extremely lonely women, particularly of age, when their mental facility weaken and angst against oppression by family, peers, neighbors, or just life own misery crosses what they can tolerate. Such behavior is relatively frequent. Hardly there is one person who never saw something like this. And it is abnormal on the part of YNet to thrust this unfortunate episode into public eye. In my experience people who dwell on stories like this one are bullies, hooligans, and people inclined to speak in underhanded manner about others. In all, this article is in bad form. Please do not repeat similar error in the future.

I really think this was a test. Like the article says, a woman disrobes in the most modest neighborhood in Jerusalem. The act is provocative, rude and insensitive. In defense of Judaism, if the police did not arrive, she would have invited violence. A purely human and emotional reaction, to a severely stressful situation. Who knows? Maybe she would we have been killed. Does this define us a being good Jews? At what point, does a righteous action exist, if we hold our anger and offered understanding?

"Veahavta at Reeha kamoha" prior to everything else.

I know one Woman who practises veahavta et re'echa , in all her TB's , it's very rare on this site , an unique person . And i mean it Ora ....