LGBTQ Israelis must broaden the definition of what it means to fight for equality in order to live up to our values.

The Aguda – Israel’s LGBT Task Force’s “Pride Index” reveals many pro-LGBTQ improvements across municipalities in Israel, but also highlights cities with a long way to go.

Despite threats of violence, the Jerusalem Pride March saw thousands in attendance and multiple speeches by government representatives.

Thousands attended Jerusalem’s March for Pride and Tolerance this year.

Jerusalem Open House for Pride and Tolerance takes a stand against the granting of a prestigious award to a vehemently homophobic Rabbi.

The Jerusalem Open House for Pride and Tolerance hosted its 18th annual Pride March, drawing a crowd of over 10,000.

This year, the Jerusalem Pride March was not only an act of solidarity with Israel’s LGBTQ community and in particular the recent government decision to deny gay men surrogacy parental rights. It was also a protest rally against the recently enacted Nation-State Law.

From funding for the Jerusalem March to marketing, to media, and more, NIF played a major role in this year’s march.

A precedent-setting soccer tournament promoted the values of inclusion and respect.