Modesty

Iranian singer Anita Papist sentenced to 74 lashes for ‘offending public decency’ by singing

Papist, who posts videos of herself online singing in both English and Persian without a head covering, confirmed that her passport was confiscated and her mobile phone blocked.

Iranian singer Anita Papist seen singing in a social media video posted on July 18, 2026.
ONE SHOULD NOT intrude into the life of his neighbor.

Parashat Balak: Guarding our eyes

Andrea Simantov.

More than wigs: The women behind Israel’s sheitels

 February 1 marks World Hijab Day. (Illustrative).

Iranian singer arrested for not wearing hijab in Youtube concert video


Religious youths attack teen girl for 'immodest' clothing

No arrests were made yet, in the Tiberias incident.

Graffiti and signs in Beit Shemesh tell people to wear only modest clothing

#NotMeToo?

Haredi papers ignore International Women’s Day

The front page of a recent issue of Yated Neeman, a haredi newspaper in English

MK Touma-Sliman: Police failing to make radical Haredi neighborhoods safe

MK Touma-Sliman described Haredi areas of Beit Shemesh as "state within a state" Touma-Sliman describes Haredi areas of Beit Shemesh as "state within a state."

Ramat Beit Shemesh

Women who sued to remove Israeli city’s modesty signs get death threats

The women said they received calls on Thursday and Friday threatening them with a kabbalistic ritual calling for their deaths.

Extremists protests as Beit Shemesh takes down modesty signs

How does this look, dear?

Typically, men like to problem-solve.

MODELS TRY on dresses during a fashion event aimed at Orthodox Jewish women early this year in Jerusalem

Supreme Court threatens ultra-Orthodox officials with jail over ‘modesty’ signs

“It won’t happen that women will be excluded from the public domain.”

Ultra-Orthodox Jewish men are seen in the southern city of Arad, Israel October 2, 2017.

Mayim Bialik shouldn't be mugged for modesty

Postmodern relativism rejects the mutuality underlying our rights: what works for me should work for thee.

Mayim Bialik of the hit sitcom 'Big Bang Theory'