A yarmulke in disguise

January 25, 2015 by J-Wire Staff
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An Israeli barber has developed a yarmulke to wear when you are not wearing a yarmulke…it is made from hair!

The times we live in have created problems for many Jews throughout the world who fear they are at risk walking the streets wearing a yarmulke.

Fitting the Magic Kippa

Fitting the Magic Kippa

Rehovot barber Shalom Koresh came up with the idea of producing yarmulkes made from human hair which blend in with their owners’ own hair.

The invisible kippa sells for around A$115 although Koresh has come up with a cheaper version made from artificial hair for A$70.

Travellers to Europe have been advised to wear the invisible kippa in countries where anti-Jewish sentiment is running high.

The Magic Kippa as it is known has found a favourable market in France where following the Charlie Hebdo and Kosher supermarket killings, many orthodox Jews are apprehensive about wearing a kippa in the streets.

Koresh told J-Wire: “We are planing on offering it for sale worldwide.  A website will be up and running in a few days and worldwide orders can be made from there.”

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One Response to “A yarmulke in disguise”
  1. Frances Makarova says:

    This is one of the most frightening things I can imagine, that Jewish men must now disguise themselves, in order to avoid becoming a target of Islamic terrorists. I am a Noahide.

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