Last week's Jerusalem Pride March was like an oasis in the desert. For a few precious hours, the streets of Jerusalem were full of beauty, joy, inclusion and tolerance, a place to imagine aspiring for peace and ending the Gaza war. The march always shows me how far the LGBTQ+ community in Israel has come.
Last week's Jerusalem Pride March was like an oasis in the desert. For a few precious hours, the streets of Jerusalem were full of beauty, joy, inclusion and tolerance, a place to imagine aspiring for peace and ending the Gaza war. The march always shows me how far the LGBTQ+ community in Israel has come.
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