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Western Wall Gender Confusion at The Irish Times
An Irish Times photo caption erroneously places a woman praying in the men’s section of the Western Wall.
Simon Plosker
June 29, 2017
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An Irish Times photo caption erroneously places a woman praying in the men’s section of the Western Wall.
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