[JeffersonRepublic.com]

[what is your real point?]

They are nothing but bigots! And yes, different religions should live together.

[APRPEH]

who said living together was a problem? i presume you mean on earth? on do you mean in the same house?

charedim should have no problem with Christians living anywhere, unless it is on a street in their neighborhood, with shirts or signs saying essentially, blind the lines between religious doctrine.

bigotry is in the eye of the beholder. people still have rights not to be harrassed.

[Bella_Bru]

Look, the rules of Mea She'arim are simple. You don't wander in wearing a t-shirt (men or women), a mini-skirt, or a tube top. The damn sign says that at the entrance. Why is it that tourists seem to think the rules of a community don't apply to them?

Additionally, why do they feel a need to go proselytize in Mea She'arim? Downtown Gaza too dangerous?