Israel

So a school decided to hold a debate about whether it’s OK to be gay.

The country that only approved 3 same-sex couples in the last 12 years has relied on outdated familial structures for processing paperwork.

Police said that they want to arrest members of one group and called on Palestinians to report their activities.

“They changed their methods. They still want to destroy us. But this time from the inside.”

Israel’s conservative government just named a gay man Minister of Justice. No one would imagine that happening in the Trump administration.

“We choose to prioritize Palestinian lives and justice in Palestine over lazy symbols,” the organizers say.

Is there a legitimate “religious freedom” argument when it comes to arresting and abusing LGBTQ people who haven’t done anything but live their lives? (No. No there isn’t.)

The administration is appealing a decision requiring the government to treat gay married couples like straight ones.

Trump has allied with Isreal’s prime minister, but that doesn’t mean he’s pro-Jewish… not by a long shot.

While Israel is portrayed as LGBTQ-accepting, there’s a huge gap between gay-friendly Tel Aviv and ultra-conservative Jerusalem.