Pride Parade
Jerusalem's 24th March for Pride and Tolerance begins with new route toward Knesset
The 24th Jerusalem March for Pride and Tolerance kicked off with a new route toward the Knesset, highlighting calls for equal rights, legislative change, and inclusion for Israel’s LGBTQ+ community.
Haifa resident arrested for implied death threats against LGBTQ+ community
New Jerusalem Pride March route heads towards Knesset under 'Demanding Change' slogan
Israel Police chief meets with members of LGBTQ+ community ahead of Pride Month
Editor's Notes: Pride, especially now
The LGBT community, like all communities, is made up of individuals, and many of those individuals are afraid.
The Jerusalem pride march is a holy event - comment
Marching for LGBT rights in Jerusalem is not safe. It is a dangerous decision, one that attendees don’t take lightly.
Israel's fights for democracy, LGBT rights against the same enemy - Lapid
Benny Gantz also spoke at the Liberty Bell Park ahead of the parade, and answered what he said was a question that infuriated him – "Why are they marching?"
Likud MK suggests Israeli parents are turning children gay
Nissim Vaturi in an interview stated that children shouldn't be influenced to be gay, citing parents giving dolls to boys as an example.
30,000 Israelis gather in Jerusalem for pride march amid heavy police presence
National Security Minister Ben-Gvir: Marchers' security above all, but freedom of speech of those who oppose pride march must be respected.
Jerusalem should embrace its diverse residents - editorial
Jerusalem is not only a flashpoint for Jewish-Muslim tensions but also the scene of an ongoing power struggle between the conservative and liberal elements of the city.
Ben-Gvir: Haredim should not be detained during Jerusalem pride march
National security minister: Anti-LGBT protests allowed during march • Dozens of opposition MKs to attend Jerusalem Pride
Police prepare for a safe and secure Jerusalem Pride March
Approximately 2,000 Jerusalem District police officers, including Border Police officers, will be operating along the parade route.
'Deadly Thursday': Far-right activists threaten Jerusalem Pride March
On Monday, the far-right Lehava organization called on supporters of the organization to join a protest against the march, stating "Jerusalem is not Sodom!"
This week in Jerusalem: Marching with Pride
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