Gay Israel
Anti-LGBTQ violence in Israel rose sharply in 2025, national queer and trans violence report finds
A total of 432 homophobic or transphobic physical incidents were reported in Israel in 2025, the Aguda's report found.
Tel Aviv's Kipod Hazahav festival brings 16 independent productions to the stage
'They are unnatural': Arab channel TV show guest calls for the execution of gay people
'A gay man without rights:' Israeli reservist who killed highway terrorist speaks out
High Court hints it will pass same-sex marriage legalization question to Knesset
LGBT rights groups have been petitioning for the state to enable gay couples to wed Israel for years.
A Hanukka revival for the Women’s Gathering
The Women’s Gathering was born out of a personal need for queer women’s community in Jerusalem.
LGBT Community: Joint steps
A meeting on LGBT issues makes history in Jerusalem.
Aliya: Finding her place
Sarah Weil, 32, moved from California to Jerusalem in 2005.
Why Jewish historians should stand behind Zionism
Israeli reality is not painted black or white. There are many more examples showing Israel as a liberal and democratic society, which do not contradict its Jewish character.
Levenstein says anti-gay words misinterpreted, but issues no retraction
His comments were denounced by several senior political leaders, and senior figures in the IDF and defense ministry, as well as gay rights groups and other public figures.
Quelque chose a changé
Depuis le meurtre de la jeune Shira Banki lors de la Gay Pride 2015, les organisations LGBT profitent d’un plus large consensus au sein de la population et misent sur le dialogue tous azimuts
East Jerusalem Palestinians keep distance from LGBT Pride March
A shop owner near Damascus Gate expressed indifference “The gay community is free to buy from my store, but I would not want a parade to come through here, it would cause too much conflict.”
Bennett, Herzog slam rabbi calling gays ‘perverts’
Yigal Levenstein: Reform Movement is "Christian denomination."
J’lem gay pride parade to ‘stay the course’
CEO Sarah Kala-Meir acknowledged that the route will bring back terrible memories of the stabbing attack but said it is important to stay the course.