Sarit Zussman never planned to have her photograph taken for a billboard. The 36-year-old Jerusalemite and mother of three, who works in education, describes herself as “a religiously observant woman.” But over the past several months, as Jerusalem has become deeply embroiled in a religious versus secular debate on the place of women in the public sphere, she decided it was time to take a sort of stand.
No winners as Egged bares its buses in Jerusalem
In the Haredi uproar over images of females in the public sphere, and in an attempt to please everyone – Haredi and non-Haredi alike – bus company Egged has decided to cease all advertising on all its Jerusalem buses. But does that mean nobody wins?
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