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

This week in Jerusalem: Marching with Pride

A weekly round-up of city affairs.

MAY 25, 2023ByPEGGY CIDOR
JERUSALEM’S 21st Pride Parade will take place on June 1.

Jerusalem deputy mayor targets the city's LGBTQ+ community, sparking outrage

The remarks ignited a wave of criticism and condemnation, highlighting the ongoing struggle for equality and acceptance.

MAY 23, 2023ByJERUSALEM POST STAFF
People take part in a rally marking the annual Gay Pride Parade in Jerusalem, on June 3, 2021.

LGBTQ org. reveals Israel's most gay-friendly cities in Pride Month poll

For the first time ever, Tel Aviv did not take first place overall as Israel's most gay-friendly city and instead dropped down to number five.  

MAY 16, 2023ByJERUSALEM 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.

Man who threatened Jerusalem LGBTQ+ Pride reportedly arrested

The man, a 37-year-old resident of Ma'ale Efraim, was released on condition that he keep his distance from Pride events.

MAY 15, 2023ByTZVI JOFFRE
Police officers are seen with an activist at Jerusalem's Gay Pride Parade, on June 3, 2021.

Jerusalem Open House threatened ahead of LGBTQ+ Pride march

The Jerusalem Pride march receives numerous threats every year and takes place under intense security measures.

MAY 7, 2023ByTZVI JOFFRE
Police officers are seen with an activist at Jerusalem's Gay Pride Parade, on June 3, 2021.

Why are religious politicians obsessed with LGBTQ+, Reform Jews? - analysis

Most religious Zionists don’t think the same way as the extremists. Many voted for the RZP because they felt they had no alternative. This might become visible in the next elections.

DECEMBER 25, 2022ByZVIKA KLEIN
Head of the Religious Zionist party Bezalel Smotrich speaks to supporters as the results of the Israeli elections are announced, at the party's campaign headquarters, November 1, 2022.

Jerusalem LGBTQ+ org. invites Noam head Avi Maoz to join Pride parade

The Open House raised over NIS 100,000 from a fund established in Noam Party leader Avi Maoz's honor.

DECEMBER 21, 2022ByJERUSALEM POST STAFF
Attendees at the Jerusalem March for Pride and Tolerance march, June 3, 2021.

This week in Jerusalem: Remembering Tzipi

A weekly round-up of city affairs

JULY 2, 2022ByPEGGY CIDOR
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'We will kill them': Concerns of violence at Mitzpe Ramon LGBTQ+ Pride march

Both LGBTQ+ and right-wing leaders have called for participants of the Pride march and counterprotest to avoid violence.

JUNE 30, 2022ByTZVI JOFFRE
People participate in the first Gay Pride Parade in Mitzpe Ramon, on July 2, 2021.

High Court gets police to reinstate gay pride march in Mitzpe Ramon

On Sunday, LGBTQ activists filed a petition with the High Court after police notified them that their parade was approved, but the route was not.

JUNE 29, 2022ByYONAH JEREMY BOB
AMONG SELF-IDENTIFIED leftists, once-popular issues such as the two-state solution have been replaced by those such as LGBTQ+ rights. Pictured: The first pride parade in Mitzpe Ramon, July 2021.