I have just looked at the titles of these responses and I am utterly ashamed and dismayed at the responses of your readers.
The herat of Jaudaim and the basic tenets which is the foundation of the Jewish religion is love of your neighbor and this means tolerance and consideration of others. If some orthodox peole have grouped together to live in a more modest and conservative lifestyle , why cannot others respect that and confform to their reqquests when they traavel in their streets and niehgborhoods.This didn`t happen in Tel Aviv. In Bet Shemesh.As Tel Aviv doesn`t want religous coeercion, so should the secular not force secular coeercion on the religous.
I think that if the secular public cannot respect the religios beliefs of their religous brethren, the religous should form their own bus company with their own charter and a secular person who cannot confform to religous standards should just not travel on the religous lines.
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