The major of Tel Aviv, Ron Huldai, has announced the city will not hold its annual Pride Parade in June. Instead of the regular parade, Huldai said that Tel Aviv and LGBTQ organisations have decided to hold a rally for “pride, hope, and liberty.” “This isn’t the time for celebrations,” Ron Huldai wrote on X. […]
The procession symbolised the ongoing struggle for equal rights for all members of the LGBTQ+ community.
Tel Aviv-Yafo Municipality has announced the return of Tel Aviv Pride Parade on June 25, representing the first mega-event in the city following the Covid-19 pandemic
The City of Tel Aviv-Yafo has announced the theme of the 2017 LGBT+ Pride Parade will be Bisexuality Visibility, making it the first large-scale pride parade in the world to ever celebrate bisexuality as its theme.
TLVFest’s will be celebrating their 10th anniversary at the Tel Aviv Cinematheque during Pride week in Tel Aviv from June 6 to June 15. This year’s festival features new movies starring James Franco, Robin Williams and Natasha Lyonne.
LGBTQ leaders from around the world are being invited to join their peers at the 40 Years of Pride conference in Tel Aviv from, June 9-11, 2015. The conference is organised by The Aguda, the National Israeli LGBT group which serves as a human rights organisation working to improve the lives of LGBT people, and A Wider Bridge, North America’s pro-Israel LGBTQ organisation.
