Babylon: Jerusalem to Host This Year’s “Gay Parade”
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Matthew 23:37 " Jerusalem, Jerusalem, thou that killest the prophets, and stonest them
that are sent unto thee, how often would I have gathered together thy
children, as the hen doth gather her chickens under her wings, and thou
wouldest not?"
Israel’s main gay pride parade will reportedly
take place this year in Jerusalem, rather than in Tel Aviv where it is
traditionally held.
Although
Jerusalem is both Israel’s capital and its largest city, its gay pride
parade is much smaller than then one in Tel Aviv, which has a large LGBT
community and prides itself on its tolerant environment.
The initiative to hold the country’s main gay
pride parade in Jerusalem this year was pushed for by the Jerusalem Open
House for Pride and Tolerance in order to protest for equal rights for
the LGBT community, Channel 2 reported.
In July 2015, the Jerusalem pride parade was
the scene of a deadly stabbing spree, raising the event’s profile and
leading to a mauch larger showing the next year.
The decision to hold the main parade in
Jerusalem rather than Tel Aviv was reportedly not coordinated with
Jerusalem Mayor Nir Barkat, who decided not to attend the city’s parade
last year in order to refrain from offendig the capital’s ultra-Orthodox
population.
About 200,000 people participate at the annual Gay Pride Parade in Tel Aviv, on June 3, 2016. (Miriam Alster/Flash90)
Unlike in years past, the parades in Jerusalem
and Tel Aviv will occur on consecutive days and will take place under
the headline “Protest in Jerusalem — celebrate in Tel Aviv,” according
to Channel 2.
A representative from the Jerusalem Open House
told Channel 2 that “we want to move the focus to Jerusalem and to turn
the capital into the main stage,” while adding that “that this is a
very important step and we will preserve it as a secret in order that it
not be thwarted.”
An unnamed source familiar with the plan also
told Channel 2 that “the initiative strengthens the protest aspect for
the community” and is not meant to “harm the tradition of the March in
Tel Aviv.”
During the 2015 gay pride parade in Jerusalem,
16-year-old Shira Banki was murdered and several others injured by
Yishai Schlissel. Schlissel’s attack at
the pride parade came just weeks after the ultra-Orthodox extremist was
let out of prison, where he had served a 10-year sentence for a similar —
albeit nonfatal — attack at the 2005 pride parade in which he stabbed
three people.
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