Gay March in Jerusalem

[Christina]

Police Approve Gay March in Jerusalem10 Sivan 5767, 27 May 07 09:24by Hillel Fendel(IsraelNN.com) A half-year has passed, and traditional elements in Jerusalem are gearing up for another fight against yet another homosexual parade in the holy city. Religious, traditional and conservative elements in Jerusalem say they will not accept another attempt at a homosexual parade in the holy city. This, just a few days after the police announced its approval-in-principle of the parade - scheduled for next month.This past Thursday, the police stated they do not object to the holding of a march sponsored by the Open House homosexual organization; the organizers are still awaiting an official permit, however. Six months ago, a loud controversy raged against the holding of a World Pride event in the capital. Some leaders of that anti-parade campaign now say they will not tire, and plan to fight the upcoming parade with full force. A meeting was held a few days ago in the home of the head of the Eidah Hareidit court, Rabbi Yitzchak Tuvia Weiss, who said, "Tell [Public Security Minister Avi] Dichter that he had better build another ten jails to hold all the protestors. This will be a real war." Other hareidi and anti-parade leaders have made similar statements. The event of last year was, anti-climactically, replaced by a relatively small rally in a closed area in Hebrew University. Fearful that the police would cancel the Open House parade because of both unyielding religious-community threats to actively protest it and increasing terror warnings, the organizers of the parade pre-emptively canceled it on their own. The decision was preceded by days of increasingly violent protests by hareidi youths, as well as weeks of activist efforts to have it called off. Over 100,000 people signed a petition against the parade, organized by Jerusalem City Council member Mina Fenton (NRP). Homosexual marches are also scheduled in the coming weeks in Tel Aviv and Eilat. No commercial companies will sponsor the Tel Aviv event, in the face of threats by the religious sector to boycott any company that backs the parade. Similarly, the Tempo soft-drink company, which has sponsored such events in Eilat throughout the past six years, has said it will no longer take part.

 

[jamesrage]

The homosexuals do this desecration every year I think they even tried having a gay pride parade in the Vatican but the Vatican wouldn't have any of their blatant disrespect ,the anger over this blatant desecration is one of the few things that unites the Christians,Jews and Muslims.