‘Death to LGBT’ Scrawled on Tel Aviv Holocaust Memorial
The words “Death to LGBT” were found scrawled on a monument in Tel Aviv that commemorates members of the [...]
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NYC Council Members Visit Tel Aviv’s LGBT Center, “A Unique Model in the World”
A group of 18 New York city council members, including the council spokesperson, arrived at the Tel Aviv LGBT [...]
The DJ, Producer and Performer Who Pioneered Israel’s LGBT Music Culture
If one man links Israel’s pop music scene to the LGBT community’s emergence out of the closet, it’s the [...]
‘To Be Us, It’s Political’: Tel Aviv’s Drag Queens
Refinery29 put out an excellent mini-doc about the Tel Aviv drag scene this week, following a young soldier [...]
A Wider Bridge Presents: “When They Go Low, We Go Hai-Fa” Tour
A Wider Bridge presents a series of talks across the U. S. featuring Arnon Allouche and Adi Sadaka of the [...]
A Party of Love: Tel Aviv Celebrates 15th Anniversary of a Gay Nightlife Staple
Founders of PAG, a renowned Israeli rave, explain how they initiated one of the most radical, colorful and [...]
Israel’s LGBTQ Community Ranks the Biggest Stories of 2017
At the end of December popular Israeli LGBTQ magazine WDG asked the local community to summarize the biggest [...]
Iconic Tel Aviv Restaurant Featured in Gay Film “The Bubble” to Close
This week, owners Orna and Ella announced that they are closing their cafe in March. Named after the owners, [...]
Yair Hochner Steps Down from TLVFest Executive Director Role
Yair Hochner, founder of the TLVfest, Tel Aviv’s International LGBT Film Festival, who also served as [...]
A Hair Stylist lives with his boyfriend next to his ex-wife, shares custody of the kids: “She’s always knew I was gay, it was never a secret”
At the age of 36 Eran Waizman is already a famous hairstylist in his hometown, has five kids with his ex-wife [...]