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Lizzy Savetsky dons Israeli headscarf 'in response to the keffiyeh'

The American influencer's 40th birthday celebration featured a headscarf demonstration that has drawn thousands of followers demanding she introduce what she terms "settler chic" to Manhattan.

by  Miri Weissman
Published on  11-03-2025 10:00
Last modified: 11-03-2025 15:29
Lizzy Savetsky dons Israeli headscarf 'in response to the keffiyeh'Reuters/Yara Nardi

Pro-Palestinian demonstrators wear keffiyeh at a protest to condemn the interception of the vessels of the Global Sumud Flotilla, in Rome, Italy, October 1, 2025 | Photo: Reuters/Yara Nardi

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Lizzy Savetsky's birthday visit to Binyamin Regional Council merged New York fashion sensibility with Judea and Samaria tradition as the pro-Israel social media advocate learned to style a traditional Jewish headscarf. The American influencer's 40th birthday celebration featured a headscarf demonstration that has drawn thousands of followers demanding she introduce what she terms "settler chic" to Manhattan.

The influencer, whose advocacy work since the October 7 massacre has positioned her as a prominent pro-Israel voice online, spent her milestone birthday with Binyamin Regional Council officials. A standard regional visit evolved into one of the week's most discussed social media moments when Eliana Passentin, Director of the International Desk at Binyamin Regional Council, demonstrated local headscarf styling techniques.

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Passentin's demonstration for Savetsky generated the viral clip that has accumulated more than 140,000 views, with the American influencer exclaiming, "You know how I love accessories" as the regional official expertly wrapped the fabric around her head. Savetsky concluded the demonstration by announcing, "Guys, this is settlers' chic! I'm moving to the yeshuv!"

Savetsky's video caption articulated her intentions plainly as "In response to keffiyeh, I bring you the TICHEL. Styled by my settler queen. Should we bring the tichel to NYC and make it mainstream? I'm feelin it." the influencer wrote. Social media responses arrived swiftly and demonstrated strong support, particularly from female followers who flooded comment sections with enthusiastic reactions. Commenter Julia wrote, "The second style is so you!" while Angie added, "This is fascinating! Please teach us more!" Malka celebrated with "The Jewish queens have united," and Viti urged, "Yes, please make it mainstream, especially in New York."

A protester wearing a keffiyeh and waving a Palestinian flag faces police officers during an unauthorized rally in solidarity with the Palestinian people, in Bern, Switzerland, 11 October 2025 (Photo: EPA/Peter Klaunzer) EPA

The influencer launched her digital presence focusing on fashion and lifestyle content, but the October 7 massacre, which occurred during her time in Israel, redirected her platform toward pro-Israel advocacy, transforming her into one of the world's most visible online voices supporting Israel. Her social media channels now combat antisemitism and advance Israel's position, establishing her as a significant advocacy figure despite facing consequences that have included death threats directed at her family because of her public positions.

The Binyamin Regional Council hosted Savetsky for her birthday milestone, presenting her with a celebratory cake and arranging a tour led by Passentin that highlighted the region's strategic significance to Israel and the call for sovereignty. However, it was the headscarf moment that captured hearts far beyond the tour.

The looming question centers on whether Manhattan streets will soon feature "settler chic" headscarves, with observers suggesting that if anyone possesses the influence to accomplish such a fashion shift, Savetsky represents that figure.

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