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Bonot Alternativa (Building an Alternative) in Tel Aviv has established a women's militia to combat the ultra-Orthodox attempts to impose a “modest dress code” on women and girls in public transportation buses. This announcement follows six incidents in August alone in which extremist Jews offended women for not wearing modest clothes or for daring to get on a bus. On Sunday, a group of teenage girls trying to get on a bus in Ashdod were told by the driver to cover up because they were wearing “immodest” clothes. The girls were told to sit at the back of the bus.

Following a Series of Incidents Where Women Were Asked to Move to the Back Seats on Buses or Avoid Using Public Transportation, the Prime Minister’s Office Stated, ‘Those Who Do This Are Breaking the Law and Should Be Held Accountable’

"The State of Israel is a free country in which no one will restrict who may use public transportation or dictate who sits where," said the PM.The post Netanyahu condemns

In the last month, women have often been barred from buses or told to cover up because they were women or were dressed 'immodestly'.

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