Kim Kardashian cut from photo on Israeli ultra-Orthodox Jewish news site
U.S. reality TV star Kim Kardashian has been removed from photo in Israeli ultra-Orthodox Jewish news site because she's a 'pornographic symbol' who contradicts their values, says Kikar HaShabbat editor.
Reality TV star edited out for being a 'pornographic symbol,' says Kikar HaShabbat editor
An Israeli ultra-Orthodox Jewish news website has cut Kim Kardashian — one of the world's most photographed women — from a photo taken of her in Jerusalem this week.
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The original photo of Kardashian, her husband, Kanye West, and Jerusalem's Mayor Nir Barkat was altered to put Kardashian behind a restaurant receipt. Kardashian was blurred in another.
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In an article chiding Barkat for dining with them at a non-kosher restaurant, Kardashian was referred to as "West's wife."
Within the insular Ultra-Orthodox community, pictures of women often aren't shown out of modesty. In January, an ultra-Orthodox newspaper removed German chancellor Angela Merkel from a photo.