Not "hat tip" but "kippah tip".
The picture of the clothes rather than the woman suggest a metonymy. One is not a person but what one wears -- distinguished by the layers and veils.
A metonomy is defined as: a figure of speech consisting of the use of the name of one thing for that of another of which it is an attribute or with which it is associated (as “crown” in “lands belonging to the crown”), so do you mean Rabbanit Keren's clothes would place her in a corner (keren = corner)?
One further concern about this very disturbing phenomenon: this is a country where we have to worry about our enemies strapping on explosives belts and detonating themselves among innocent civilians. How is the security guard supposed to tell whether the veiled, multi-layered person entering the supermarket is a "modest" woman or an armed terrorist? So, these women either subject themselves to close (and therefore immodest) inspection or threaten the security of the public at large.
Dr. Rona, in one case the woman showed the guard her children's tzitzit and pe'ot, so he let her through. Don't know what happens when they're not with her.
First of all, it is possible that there will be women without children and secondly, do you really think that the Arabs haven't figured that out? They are not stupid and they are willing to "martyr" their children.
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