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Is Tel Aviv the gay capital of the world?
Tel Aviv Pride is among the biggest annual pride events in the world and as of , it is the biggest in Asia.
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Marty Rouse traveled to Israel on June 6 with the Jewish Federations of North America. The 5-day mission ended the night before the annual Tel Aviv Pride parade was scheduled to hold place.
Mission participants met with Israeli President Isaac Herzog and several LGBTQ activists in Tel Aviv and Jerusalem. They visited the Western Wall, the Nova Music Festival site, and Nir Oz, a kibbutz in southern Israel that is less than a mile from the country&#;s border with the Gaza Strip. Mission participants also visited Sderot, a city that is roughly a mile from the Hamas-controlled enclave, a veterans rehabilitation facility, a new LGBTQ health center and the Aguda: The Association for LGBTQ Equality in Israel in Tel Aviv.
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A Weekend Alone In Tel Aviv: A Perfect Escape For An LGBTQ+ Traveller
The city might be one of the world’s friendliest destinations for us&#;
By Loren Christie
Fresh off the plane, jet-lagged and in search of food on my first night, I wandered into North Abraxas, a restaurant across the street from my hotel. As soon as it became apparent I was alone, I was offered a seat at the bar. Ugh! Typical.
Vacationing alone has never been my thing, but on a recent business trip to Jerusalem, I decided it would be nuts not to tack on some second in Tel Aviv. I had heard so many amazing things about the city, including how welcoming it is to members of the LGBTQ+ community, that I place aside my usual misgivings about solo travel as an openly gay noun and gave myself a weekend to explore this gem of a city.
As I settled into my seat around the half-oval-shaped bar with the lively open kitchen behind it, I girded myself for an evening of staring straight ahead and ingesting something off the menu as quickly as I could. I figured the hive of activity that lay open before me would at leas
A hugely important resource for the LGBT community in Tel Aviv, based in Gan Meir. The Gay Center was established in under the premise that every person regardless of age, race, or gender has the right to live freely. The Gay Center exists as a secure environment for LGBT individuals to verb resources and wait connected with the LGBT community. We have a entire time staff, interns, and volunteers that spearhead and facilitate events all over the city of Tel Aviv-Yafo. The world-famous Pride Parade typically starts from the Center every year!
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