Your name, where you live, where you go, the school, the jewish stores, the holy days. get real. The kippa won't protect you. Islam will attack you no matter what you wear or what country you live in.

Semites.Showing your fear will only reassure them. Be strong ,take martial art courses. Walk proudly in big groups,defying the muslim cowards. Don't repeat the behaviour of the pre-war II Jews. Anyway,in times of danger there is no obligation to wear a kippa in the streets.

A disguised kippa instills fear into the bearer! Because if it's displaced, than it looks quite strange. Why not wearing a decent cap? Many people wear that.

A kippa or a bad hair piece?

Surely, you don't want your sexual partner to know you are Jewish!

Perfect to hide my bald spot that is in the spot where my kippah should be.

I was thinking about gym's showers LOL But it is too bad that while we think about hiding, the muslims show their identity more and more every day. It is too saddening!

Annihilate Islamic terrorists along with their supporters, businesses and properties. Many countries are incapable of speaking the truth. They are more concerned about muslim votes. Still France is soft pedaling. Countries who do not take firm stance against fanatic muslims will pay price at their own cost.

What did the Kippa say to his Brother? " AM I MY BROTHERS' KIPPA ?? "

It is no more absurd than the orthodox Jewish woman who for whatever ridiculous reason reduces her natural hair to a buzz cut and then without any embarrassment proceeds to don a wig of human hair...........this is supposed to be religious mandatory rule?

What if you are bald??????

what will a tiny circle shaped hat of your hair do what your uncut hair wont? what a joke

Heavy, but discreet symbolism.

...Good point indeed, get it :):)

Please....KIPPA IT TO YOURSELF :)

They are real mitzwote and the kippah, where is it in any Torah?

look up the origins fools

That was perhaps a covering to enhance the pineal gland, much like a bun on a woman's head helps in spiritual perceptions and insights, to know when a danger or blessing is near. The extra warmth of a cap or bun enhances the circulation and hence the ability to perceive outside the normal senses. Since Abraham is the father of the Hebrews, wearing a cap to remind one of Abraham's heritage is one reason to wear one. Even the Pope and Cardinals and Bishops of the Roman Catholic Church wear caps and hats to enhance spiritual discernment. Those who hate HaShem don't want people to wear caps or hats or buns that enhance one's connection to the spiritual world.