As i said orthodox can be pain in the ass .
Yes there are places in Jerusalem where you cant drive a car on Shabbat but in most places you can.
Yes it happened a few times in the past many years that orthodox burned some businesses because they opened on shabbat-it dosnt happen anymore.
In Jerusalem you have lots of bars and shops opened on weekends if you want to have some fun.
Acording to the last low by supreme court segration between women and men can be done only by choice.
That means that a person can ask another to sit somwhere else and one can agree or not.
Egged the public transportation company tried to operate buses with segragation within orthodox comunities which the court passed as illegal.
Israel is not fundamentalist country and not even getting close to that.
We have our share of problems with orthodox minority but as long as they dont blow up buses or wage jihad its just a pain.
Whats the point of this thread?
To prove that we are another sharia country well...Israel is not .
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