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Pride Parade in Mitzpe Ramon Held Amid Anti-LGBTQ Campaign
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Mitzpe Ramon held its Pride parade on Friday despite a morning campaign of anti-LGBTQ posters and leaflets. Organizers and attending lawmakers said the march was a stand for equality, while critics blamed local religious activists and the government for the hostility.
- 01Anti-LGBTQ posters and leaflets appeared in Mitzpe Ramon before the Pride parade.
- 02Organizer Michal Romi said the campaign against the community has lasted for years.
- 03MK Naama Lazimi attended with her family and said, “Family is first and foremost love.”
- 04Lawmakers said the march in the Negev was a broader fight for equality and against hatred.
- 05Participants said the parade was a response to attempts to erase the LGBTQ community.
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