This article is ultra-Orthodox propaganda. They are anti-democratic, draft dodge the army en masse, are no longer wanted in the government, massively unpopular among the general population, and all these women request are their basic rights as citizens, which they are entitled to.
What is the difference between "Orthodox" and "ultra-Orthodox"? Do Orthodox Jews strongly support the "women of the Wall" and only the "ultra-Orthodox" oppose them?
They are anti-democratic
As am I. I support a republican form of representative government - not a plebiscitary democracy. I stand with Washington, Hamilton and Madison on this point.
draft dodge the army en masse
Maybe a fair criticism - do the "Women of the Wall" oppose all forms of conscientious objection?
Also, is forced conscription of the population democratic or anti-democratic?
no longer wanted in the government
Should they be excluded from the government? If they were, would this be democratic?
massively unpopular among the general population
At current rates of growth, it would seem that they are becoming the "general population."
and all these women request are their basic rights as citizens, which they are entitled to
There is a "basic right" to deliberately provoke other citizens by mocking their religion in its holiest place?
While Unitarians in the USA, say, would have a First Amendment right to mock and belittle Eastern Orthodox Christians by imitating their liturgy - and let's say they were rude enough to do it on the sidewalk in front of the Cathedral of St. John the Baptist - the local government would likely tell them (1) they need to a permit to protest so consistently and provocatively in that precise location and (2) then move to deny them a permit.
And the courts would uphold that.
Why? Because both sides have a right to freedom of speech and freedom of religion - and the Orthodox were there first.