Beit Shemesh women fight to buy milk wearing jeans

Let's look at this rationally. People do not have the right to wear what they want wherever they want - they don't have the right to walk in the street topless (even though that's acceptable in some cultures) and most shops not situated on a beach would not accept customers in beachwear. What this shop was doing was asking people to be a little more sensitive than that. Is that so terrible? It's ironic if the terrible actions of a few Haredim, showing no sensitivity for others, should be met by secular residents also showing no sensitivity for others.

You are not being oversensitive at all. A supermarket is not a synagogue or a yeshiva. I will never forget being thrown a long black skirt at the entrance to a Shefa Mehadrin supermarket in Bnei Brak 12 years ago. I was wearing jeans and a loose sweatshirt at the time. I threw the skirt back at the guard, told him where he could shove his groceries, and walked out. Good for you for not letting them get away with this.

i think they are being oversensitive,the charedim are not like the arab extremists,and ift is a minority who shout shikse,but if they start demostrating that is when the charedim will start getting anoyed and all the trouble will start