Women of the�Wall claim they’re trying to make the Kotel a better place for women, liberating it from the “Ultra Orthodox misogynistic men” for everyone else. But the question is-…

Women of the Wall say that the law is on their side, the halacha is on their side. You know what’s missing from the equation? Respect! Human decency! http://blogs.timesofisrael.com/how-about-some-respect/

http://www.haaretz.com/an-open-letter-to-leah-aharoni-on-behalf-of-religious-freedom-in-israel.premium-1.518665 To those that claim that the Women of the Wall are just about “being able to pray how they want, with no further agenda,” the above article in HaAretz…

“The Regulations for the Protection of Holy Places to the Jews, dating from 1981, forbid performing religious ceremonies that are �not according to local custom� or that �may hurt the…

The Women of the Wall have never been barred from the Kotel, only limited in what they were allowed to do there. But Anat Hoffman, head of the Women of…