"The Provocation Women" again desecrate the Western Wall during Rosh Chodesh prayer

Members of the "Women of the Wall" group arrived this morning at the Western Wall plaza and disrupted thousands of worshippers during the Rosh Chodesh Heshvan prayer. Among the participants was a man who disguised himself as a woman and was removed by police from the women's section. The incident adds to the ongoing controversy surrounding the group's prayers at the site.

Members of the "Women of the Wall" group, referred to in the article as "the provocation women," arrived this morning (Monday) at the Western Wall plaza in Jerusalem and disrupted thousands of worshippers who came for the festive Rosh Chodesh Heshvan prayer. According to a report by Channel correspondent Yehuda Ahroni, the group members arrived in a small minority, and among them was a man who disguised himself as a woman and was removed by police from the women's section. The group's activity, known as "Women of the Wall," has sparked public and religious controversy for years. Its members come to the Western Wall plaza on Rosh Chodesh, when the nature of the prayer does not match the customs of the site and the arrangements in place at the plaza, according to the article. One of the main points of controversy is the bringing of Torah scrolls to the Western Wall plaza, which requires approval according to procedures. The current incident adds to the ongoing controversy surrounding the monthly prayers at the site.