Pride Parade

Bogus Amsterdam Pride flyers name Jewish IDF soldiers, urge reports of 'war criminals'

A Jewish Israeli participant in the debate told De Telegraaf that the atmosphere was “extremely unsafe.”

|ByMATHILDA HELLER
Participants and spectators cheer during the Canal Parade in Amsterdam on August 1, 2026; illustrative.
Police officers walk, as emergency responders work on the site, after the annual Berlin's Christopher Street Day Pride parade was called off, after a car crashed into the crowd at Tiergarten park, leaving several people injured, in Berlin, Germany, July 25, 2026.

Suspect in Berlin Pride attack shot dead by police in Berlin suburb

Police added on Sunday morning that several of those wounded had been reportedly hurt with "stabbing weapons."

|ByJERUSALEM POST STAFF, REUTERS
A WOMAN holds a placard reading ‘Queers 4 Palestine’ during the 2023 Taiwan Pride Parade.

The absurdity of ‘Queers for Palestine’ - opinion

Serious queer politics would defend queer Palestinians and speak honestly about their horrendous situation in Gaza and the West Bank. 

|ByJAN KAPUSNAK, FELIX HAIBACH
A general view of parade-goers during the Pride In London 2026 Parade.

Metropolitan Police investigating abuse of Jewish attendees at London Pride

Videos circulating online show individuals shouting “Go back to your Zionist homeland,” “You kill Arab children, you kill gay children" to a group carrying rainbow flags with the Star of David.

|ByKELLY HARTOG/JTA

'I'll march for him': IDF fallen soldier's partner to lead Jerusalem Pride Parade

Thanks to Omer Ohana, the amendment to the Bereaved Families Law passed, which for the first time recognizes bereaved common-law partners as equals.

MAY 26, 2024BySHLOMI HELLER
ISRAELI AND Pride flags fly proudly alongside each other in Tel Aviv’s Florentin neighborhood.

Pride is needed and should not be cancelled - comment

The Broad Perspective: Hosting a Pride Parade, now more than ever, can draw international attention to the struggles faced by this Israeli minority and garner support from allies.

MAY 10, 2024ByTAMAR URIEL-BEERI
THOUSANDS PARTICIPATE in the annual Tel Aviv Pride Parade, last June.

Tel Aviv mayor announces cancellation of annual Pride parade

"This is not the time for celebrations," he wrote. "132 of our sons and daughters are still kidnapped in Gaza, the circle of bereavement is expanding every day."

MAY 8, 2024ByJERUSALEM POST STAFF
Thousands participate in the annual Gay Pride Parade in Tel Aviv, on June 8, 2023.

MKs call on Beersheba mayor, Israel Police to deny permit to anti-LGBT parade

A right-wing party plans a procession of Torah scrolls next week as a protest against "globalists" and "their new world order"

OCTOBER 4, 2023ByARNOLD NATAEV/MAARIV, JERUSALEM POST STAFF
THE ANNUAL gay pride parade in Tel Aviv takes place, in June. There is a very real possibility that Tel Aviv as a gay capital of the world will soon become a thing of the past, says the writer.

Netta Barzilai shines at inclusive pride celebration in Washington

JULY 26, 2023ByJERUSALEM POST STAFF
Netta Barzilai at Inclusive Pride Celebration in Washington, D.C.

Police arrest three Israeli activists for painted LGBT flag on road

After the Pride march in the city on Friday, activists painted the words "Here to stay" and a Pride flag on the road.

JULY 2, 2023ByJERUSALEM POST STAFF
A Pride flag and the words "here to stay" on a road at the entrance to Mitzpe Ramon.

Ben-Gvir demands answers from police on arrest of anti-LGBT haredi activist

Ben-Gvir criticized the police conduct after a haredi activist was preemptively arrested before the Tel Aviv pride march.

JUNE 13, 2023ByJERUSALEM POST STAFF
National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir speaks to the press outside the police headquarters during the annual Jerusalem pride march on June 1, 2023

This week in Jerusalem: Tempest in a coffee cup

A weekly round-up of city affairs.

JUNE 9, 2023ByPEGGY CIDOR
‘YES TO coffee, no to coercion’ in Talbiyeh (Illustrative).

Kaplan painted rainbow colors ahead of Tel Aviv's 30th Pride Parade

According to the event organizers, the Pride Parade brings in over 250,000 attendees annually and is the largest LGBT parade in Asia. 

JUNE 8, 2023ByMAYA ZANGER-NADIS
THE ANNUAL Pride Parade in Tel Aviv, internationally acclaimed as one of the most proud and gay-friendly cities in the world.

Zionist pride

The Jerusalem Post Podcast with Avi Mayer and co-host Lahav Harkov.

JUNE 2, 2023ByJERUSALEM POST STAFF
President Isaac Herzog and Azeri counterpart Ilham Aliyev in Baku, on May 29, 2023