Compared to many celebs who chose to side with girls, television host Corinne Gideon made a staunch post against the protests in the malls: "Nobody wants to, they do it themselves"
Unlike quite a few colleagues in the industry, television host Corinne Gideon comes out against the protests of the colleges.
Gideon, 27, posted an Instagram post on Thursday stating that he was aware that her opinion was not the majority opinion, at least not among her industry friends.
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"Hi again I am with an unpopular opinion," the moderator wrote. "I grew up in an ultra-secular home and in my life I did not wear a school from a pantry. Also, no cleavage," she opened the post, explaining: I was educated, my liberal parents, I think I came out a strong girl though, didn't I?
"All the righteous people are shouting 'discrimination.' But I think that if girls came in with shorts that go up to the middle of the thigh, say, they wouldn't comment," she wrote.
"I do not agree with the way girls are treated, but they do agree with the principle. Come on, no one demands that they wear hijab, even with long shirts and skirts. Besides, this school is not the beach and it is not the house and it is not Public space. It's an educational and desirable institution that has a respectable dress code. "
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Later in the post, Gideon emphasized that this was not a deliberate fallout for women, and that the desire was often done by those who shout themselves. "Nobody censors them, doesn't weaken them, they don't want to. They do it themselves, they don't have to worry about their freedom.
"Take a short turn on the social networks and discover a girl before Bat Mitzvah almost naked, from sexual transmissions. So innocence is lost. Then nothing will happen if in one place they put some fence. Not that legs are sexual organs, not girls, just because they are in school, And when they come to be educated, in girls as in boys, the status is worthy of respect.
As expected, minutes from the time he went online, the post went viral and created a loaded discourse with hundreds of dissenting comments. While quite a few surfers have strengthened Gideon's hands, claiming to be a sane and courageous voice in the raging media and public outcry created, there have also been quite a few angry reactions.
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"This time is an exaggeration. It is worthy to respect every person's choice and not their bare or humiliated faults," a surfer wrote, while another was even more blunt and wrote: "And once again, your (flu) Haredi partner's brainwashing does their thing."
