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Police prepare for the arrival of 60,000 participants for Tel Aviv Pride Parade
A total of 1,600 police officers, alongside hundreds of volunteers, the city’s SLA unit, security personnel, stewards, and municipal police, will be on hand to ensure the event runs smoothly.
What awaits Caitlyn Jenner at the Israeli hotel hosting her this week?
Tel Aviv backs housing for transgender community with support from religious factions
Tel Aviv Pride Parade 2022 - in pictures
Tel Aviv Pride: All the details
Where to be and when!
Wide support for gay marriage as Israel celebrates Pride
“The gulf between the Israeli public will and the government’s policies is widening.”
Spotted in Israel: Perez Hilton
The celebrity blogger is in town for the Tel Aviv Pride Parade.
Alphabet soup: ‘GOT’ and ‘OITNB’ are returning
YES is having gay-themed films for Pride Week, which will continue to run until June 24.
Tel Aviv’s 2017 LGBT pride week to celebrate 'bisexual visibility'
Tel Aviv is renowned worldwide for its gay-friendly festivities during pride week, and this year the focus will be on bisexual identity.
Life sentence for Jerusalem pride parade stabber who killed teen girl
Yishai Schlissel is also sentenced to pay damages amounting to NIS 2,064,000.
Podcast: From Tel Aviv, a story of hope for Orlando
This week's podcast explores the LGBT community's ability to overcome horrific events and tragedies, and come out stronger on the other side.
Police get restraining orders to ban 'dangerous people' from LGBT parade
Authorities say that “the Israel Police is working in accordance with the law in order to prevent any harm to human life and to preserve the public order."
Poll: 76% of Jewish Israelis support same-sex marriage or civil unions
“The survey results are a source of pride and a badge of honor for the Israeli public during Pride Month," said Hiddush director Rabbi Uri Regev
'Orange is the New Black' actress visits Israel to participate in Pride Week
Lea Delaria spent her first day taking in Israel's sites, including the Western Wall where an IDF soldier told her he was a big fan and asked for a photo.