Indi Park management confirmed that the day was designated for the Haredi public, after a 14-year-old girl and her grandmother were asked to cover up while kayaking, Channel 12 reported. The guard told the family the instruction was to respect everyone.
This follows The Zioneer's earlier report on the incident at Indi Park in northern Israel. The park's management confirmed that the day was designated for the Haredi public, after a 14-year-old girl and her grandmother were asked to cover themselves while kayaking. The guard at the entrance told the family the instruction was to respect everyone, according to Channel 12.
2 developments
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- DevelopingHaredi public warns it will not stay silent over planned Bnei Brak road blockade
- DevelopingPolice call on parents to check that products for children are sealed and intact
- DevelopingChannel 14 report: Young Haredim seek to prove military service possible without losing religious identity
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