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One of the stories that will be told includes the story of a soldier whose partner died during his military service while he was still "in the closet" and had to deal with the loss alone.

Israeli couple Lauren Hertz and Daniel Brosh, both transgender, have been together for eight years and are about to become parents together. They talk about how they fell in love and what it means to be transgender in 2021

Inspired by his experiences with LGBTQ+ pride, Ben M. Freeman aims to empower the wider community in supporting LGBT Jews

"Being inclusive is so much more than tolerance. It means making sure that the company culture is inclusive, that its policies are inclusive, and that it offers equal visibility to all workers."

The couple's problems are due to a 2017 re-interpretation of a 1952 immigration law that is also affecting other same-sex families.

After an Arab tahini magnate donated to an Israeli gay rights group, her company faced a boycott. But gay activists say the controversy has an upside.

Hen Mazzig, a progressive, gay Israeli activist came to California to talk to locals about his family history and his identity. 

The founding meeting of a new party solely dedicated to serving the gay, lesbian, bisexual and transsexual community will be held Tuesday in Tel Aviv. The party is being founded by Imri Kalmann, who is the chief executive officer of a marketing company and is a former chairman of the Aguda, the Israeli LGBT Task Force. 

More than 15,000 people partied in the shadow of a recently passed surrogacy law that outraged the gay community

Thousands of people rally in major cities for equality in rights to have children, with mass event set to take place in Rabin Square in the evening

A group of 18 New York city council members, including the council spokesperson, arrived at the Tel Aviv LGBT center in order to study its work, being the first LGBT Center in the world funded by a city municipality.

Although gays and lesbians are persecuted by their countrymen in Israel, their situation is much better than what they can expect in Uganda or Rwanda

In a society where homosexuality could be publishable by death, gay Gazans keep their identity secret

Sapir Berman said that she has received the support of her family, the local referees' union and Israeli and international football officials.

"We believe that each person that God created has his or her own place in the world, even the LGBT, and we must open our heart to everyone."

Tel Aviv Mayor Ron Huldai announced on Sunday that one of the candidates of his Israelis Party would be Hila Pe’er, the chairwoman of Aguda, the Association for LGBT equality in Israel.

Ibtisam Mara’ana-Menuhin's Israel TV series tackles the hitherto unspeakable in Arab Israeli society... and her audience is growing

I didn’t want to sacrifice my growth and values for a world in which I never felt comfortable. I was lucky enough to find an accepting and loving community in college.

Hilton Beach, one of the world’s 10 hottest beaches according to the American website GayCities, developed spontaneously.

The LGBT Israel Task Force ('The Aguda') and renowned Israeli composer and song writer Doron Medalie are launching together with Google a very unusual YouTube experience. This experience will effectively turn pre-roll ads into a waiting room where people wanting to listen to one of Medalie's many hits will have to patiently wait, while listening to a series of interviews. But with Medalie's songs figuring in most Israelis' playlists, the LGBT Israel Task Force have essentially hacked the medium and ensured their message is heard through YouTube. With close to 50 musical hits, the campaign has not gone unnoticed and to boot, Medalie has tailored every pre-roll's opening statement to suit the title of the song chosen and kick off the discussion of LGBT rights from a different angle. So if the song chosen was 'Aba' (which means Dad in Hebrew), the pre-roll's opening statement related to the fact the LGBT community in Israel is barred from adopting or using a surrogate to become a parent. If the song chosen was "Heaven" – the opening statement alludes the fact that Spain is gay heaven, as gays are allowed to marry there, but not in Israel.

Thousands participated in the 17th annual LGBTQ pride event in Jerusalem on Thursday under heavy police protection. Some organizers put the number of marchers as high as 35,000 — which would make it the largest pride parade in Jerusalem ever.

On July 22, an estimated 100,000 Israelis gathered in Tel Aviv’s Rabin Square to rally for gay rights. It was one of the largest political demonstrations in the country’s history; if the same share of America's population turned out, there would be 3 million protesters in the streets. It may be the Israeli left's best chance in a while to revitalize its electoral hopes.

Ahead of next Fridays gay pride parade, members of the LGBT community will be able to stand on 3 stages on Tel Avivs Rothschild Boulevard to share realities and everyday struggles with passersby.

If one man links Israel’s pop music scene to the LGBT community’s emergence out of the closet, it’s the enigmatic Offer Nissim

“LGBT people are not part of the groups excluded [from deportation],” a Border Authority spokesperson said. “Each case will be examined on its merits.”