In 2002, Aylon completed "The Partition Is in Place, But the Service Can't Begin", the seventh work in the series. In this work there is a wall made of tzitzit and large photocopies of the Western Wall. The work is a comment on the segregation of male and female worshippers in the Orthodox synagogue and at the Western Wall. As noted by Aylon, "The material I thought appropriate for the Partition that separates male and female worshippers is made of the ritual garb worn by religious men. But if there were nine male worshippers and one thousand female worshippers, the service could not begin because the service requires the presence of ten men."