VOICED : Mujeres que rezan como hombres

A group of feminist activists made history by praying aloud at the Western Wall in Jerusalem, a practice traditionally reserved for men. After a 20-year struggle, they received permission to do so, despite facing opposition from ultraorthodox groups. The event was marked by tension, with police having to escort the women due to protests. This moment signifies a shift in traditional practices, as the justice system recognized the women's right to pray at this sacred site.

What significant event did the women achieve at the Western Wall?

• They held a protest march.

• They conducted a religious ceremony.

• They prayed aloud for the first time.

• They sang traditional songs.

How long did the activists campaign for permission to pray aloud at the Western Wall?

• 20 years

• 10 years

• 25 years

• 15 years

What actions did the ultra-Orthodox groups take against the women praying?

• They disrupted with insults and objects.

• They offered support.

• They joined the prayer.

• They ignored the event.

Who protected the women from the ultra-Orthodox groups?

• Other tourists

• Religious leaders

• The police

• Local residents

What was the outcome of the activists' efforts at the Western Wall?

• The activists were banned from the site.

• The rules remained unchanged.

• The site was closed to all visitors.

• The justice system recognized their right to pray there.