Jerusalem gay pride
Jerusalem Pride turned a divided city into a celebration of belonging - opinion
Jerusalem Pride is for those of us who believe in the dignity of every human being, regardless of who they love, how they pray, or where they come from.
Out on both counts: What Pride taught me about being Jewish - opinion
Lapid promises marriage equality within first 100 days of new gov. at Jerusalem Pride Parade
Jerusalem's 24th March for Pride and Tolerance begins with new route toward Knesset
5 years after Banki murder, J'lem LGBTQ community looks forward
"This evening deals with hope. Our fight always has carried and always will carry a message of hope, even in the darkest times."
This week in Jerusalem: Peggy Cidor’s round-up of city affairs
The reopening of a non-kosher restaurant in the city is a reminder that the battle for the soul of the city is not over.
Grapevine: Bernie to the rescue
Bernie is quite a familiar sight in Jerusalem, accompanying Hess almost everywhere he goes, including to synagogue.
Drama or farce?
Proposed budget of NIS 500,000 to fund the Open House’s 2019 community activities – including the Gay Pride parade scheduled for next week – was voted down at the municipal committee level.
Jerusalem chief rabbi demands no pride flags be waved at Gay Parade
"I trust you to act wisely to remove this disgrace from us, especially now in these holy days between Jerusalem Day and Shavuot," the letter stated.
Religious Jewish LGBT community invites Smotrich, Lior to Pesach Sheni
Levenstein, Lior, Shapira and Smotrich have all been known to be disparaging of the LGBT community.
Jerusalem pride
Hatred against the parade or the gay community doesn’t begin or end with hatred against one community.
In pictures: Gay pride parade in Jerusalem
An 'in pictures' story of the annual "love without borders" Jerusalem pride parade.
Annual Pride Parade takes over Jerusalem
Participants in the Jerusalem parade congregated in Liberty Bell Park amid heavy security, and at 17:30 began wending their way through the city.
J’lem chief rabbi asks mayor to remove pride flags
Rabbi Aryeh Stern describes gay pride flags as symbolizing “the opposite” of holiness, and says he is “saddened” that the parade is taking place at all.
