Gay kfar saba, israel

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Today The petition calls on the Sharon regional police to permit the first pride parade in the city without burdensome demands on the demonstrators to pay for thousands of shekels worth of security measures. The pride parade in Kfar Saba was planned by about 50 Igy members following a hate attack on a transgender peer. The organizers decided that it was time to give themselves and their community a sense of security and belonging in the public spaces of their city and began organizing the first pride parade in Kfar Saba.

While Israel is no stranger to Gay Pride Parades and events, with eight cities including Tel Aviv holding annual events, Kfar Saba is new to the idea. That said, Kfar Saba has now joined the ranks of those other cities and held its first parade. Over 2, citizens and guests got together to take part in the inaugural pride event earlier today. Those who actively participated in the march walked in a circular route that passed the main street of Weizmann without incident.