Glasses blur sight of ‘improper’ women for ultra-Orthodox Jews
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New glasses that blur the features of “improperly dressed” women have been invented for ultra-Orthodox Jews in Israel, daily Bugün has reported.
The product has been produced for conservative Jewish men who have to work with secularly dressed women away from their religious environment.
The glasses with a special lens shows everything clearly within a few meters while blurring objects that are more than two or three meters away. As such, the glasses are reportedly able to prevent men from looking at women who are not complying with ultra-Orthodox Judaism.
The glasses cost six dollars, according to reports.