Hasidic radicals bellow down Tel Aviv’s streets
The monotonous din of traffic permeated the air on Tel Aviv’s Sheinkin Street on a recent Friday afternoon, when, suddenly, a large white cargo van whipped around the corner, blasting music from a pair of huge roof-mounted loudspeakers. A few people walking on the crowded sidewalks stopped to stare as five bearded young men wearing white-knit, tassel-topped yarmulkes leaped out, dancing to the thud of electronic bass beats.
Dancing in the streets of Tel Aviv
Meet the Na Nachs, Tel Aviv’s Bohemian ultra-Orthodox Jewish ravers.
