Hundreds Join Pride Parade in Mitzpe Ramon as Anti-LGBTQ Protest Signs Appear
Hundreds of people took part in the Pride parade in Mitzpe Ramon. Before the event began, protest signs opposing the LGBTQ community were hung along the parade route.
The signs carried the messages, "Enough with LGBTQ coercion" and "Family = father and mother." The article does not say who put up the signs or whether they were removed before the march passed through.
The parade went ahead despite the protest display, with the event drawing a crowd of several hundred participants in the southern town.
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