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Seen on Nachlat Binyamin.

“she comes in colors everywhere she’s like a rainbow.”

Wearing black doesn’t make you a better Jew – Faith comes from the inside out. I’m your modern hipster Jew.”

In Tel Aviv it’s easy being Pink.

Meet Rosey the Star. “I love wearing Leopard Prints. while some people think it’s ‘trashy’ I think that with the right combination it can be amazing. I believe that fashion has to have some Humor and a little bit of a wink and that is what I try to do.”

The pursuit of HAPPINESS

Seen on Shenkin st.

Simba has just arrived in Tel Aviv.

To circumcise or not to circumcise? Meet Netta Ahituv: “Lately there is a vibrant discussion among secular Jews about circumcision. Many young parents question the tradition. This is a very delicate and explosive topic in Israel, where being “like everyone else” is very important and where religion has such a strong hold in the way things are conducted nationally and personally. I am a journalist in Haaretz newspaper, a year and a half ago I had published an article about the phenomena and interviewed many parents who decided not to circumcise their boys. Last weekend Naftali Bennet, the Econocumy and Religion Affairs Minister of Israel, posted my photo on his facebook page and wrote a strong criticism against what he called “Haaretz’s campaign to erase the Jewish character of Israel”. The post provoked an extensive, rich and fascinating discussion. I was surprised to discover that many of them contradicted him, ...

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