LGBTQ+ Palestinians Pay Tribute to Their Lost Loves in Heartbreaking Social Posts
Queer Palestinians are paying tribute to their fallen loved ones on the Queering the Map app.
October 17 2023 2:34 PM
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Queer Palestinians are paying tribute to their fallen loved ones on the Queering the Map app.
Nitzan Gilady's psychological thriller depicts a slice of urban gay life, warts and all.
It’s part of the city’s challenge to the Israeli government, the religious bureaucracy, and the country’s outdated marriage laws.
Campaigners are alleging TLVFest, a state-sponsored LGBTQ+ film festival, is an act of "pinkwashing" to cover Israel's human rights violations.
An official told the parents that the bureaucracy requires that one identify as a mother, “like a normal couple.”
The attack follows a recent spike in homophobic incidents.
In this 3-part travel journal and photo series, Glenn Garner dives into the food, spirituality, and queer culture of Israel.
“I think you’re a family if you live together and love together.”
“I’m supposed to go into battle knowing that I’m a second class citizen, only because I’m gay. That I’m good enough to die for this country, but not good enough to be an equal-rights citizen.”
16-year-old Shira Banki was murdered by a Jewish extremist at last year's Gay Pride Parade in Jerusalem.
Trying to make it work in a fractured system finally paid off—after five years.
After the Ministry of Education banned a book for its depiction of Jewish-Arab love, six couples fought back.
The policy change affects what is already one of the world's most inclusive military organizations.
Israel may become the first marriage equality country in the Middle East and Asia.
The ultra-orthodox Jewish assailant stabbed six at Jerusalem's Gay Pride, killing a 16-year-old girl.
Attacks by ultra-Orthodox Jewish men left six gay Pride marchers injured and a Palestinian child dead, but it may provoke change across the Holy Land.
The assailant was convicted of stabbing three people at Jerusalem Pride in 2005
The groundbreaking documentary explores the lives of gay Palestinians in Tel Aviv
Michael Lucas charges old-fashioned hatred in claims that American Jews care more about Israel than patriotism or LGBT rights.