Inbar Twizer, 14, and her grandmother were told to cover themselves while kayaking at Indi Park in northern Israel, according to Channel 12. The park's guard reportedly said the instruction was to respect everyone, and the park responded that it was a day designated for the Haredi public.
Channel 12 reported that Inbar Twizer, 14, and her grandmother arrived at Indi Park in northern Israel for a kayaking outing. Upon arrival, a guard told them to cover themselves, citing an instruction to respect all visitors. The park later confirmed that the day was set aside for the Haredi (ultra-Orthodox) public.
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