
A Muslim Woman and a Gay Jewish Man Are the Perfect Couple in This Show
A new exhibition brings together the paintings of Anisa Ashkar, a female Muslim, and the late Moshe Gershuni, famous in part for his art’s homoeroticism
A new exhibition brings together the paintings of Anisa Ashkar, a female Muslim, and the late Moshe Gershuni, famous in part for his art’s homoeroticism
An Orthodox woman says her ex-husband should have told her he had conducted a gay relationship. The man's lawyers say all people have a personal story that they're entitled to keep to themselves
The landmark ruling, which is mainly directed toward parents using surrogacy or sperm donors, doubles duration of time permitted to apply for parental status from three to six months
A court's ruling to revoke parenthood in the case of a separated same-sex couple is nothing short of shocking
The family court revoked a divorced, non-biological mother’s parenthood at her and her ex-partner's request, calling it a rare case in which it was in the best interest of the children
Mordechai Vardi’s new documentary tells the story of gay Orthodox men who married women despite their sexuality. They've paid a high price
They come in chartered buses, send messages of solidarity and paint Paris Square pink every Shabbat. How the anti-Bibi protests became an LGBT struggle too
Right-wingers say it’s still difficult to talk with peers about their political views, even though Israel's LGBT community may not be as overwhelmingly progressive as was commonly assumed
Joint List MK also argues for conversion therapy on radio show, says banning it prevents return to ‘normal condition’
Three Joint List legislators, all from the communist Hadash faction, supported a bill that would ban so-called conversion therapy, toeing the line between their conservative political partners and a progressive agenda
Events to mark Pride month have been radically different across Israel this year due to the pandemic. Although lockdown created new pressures and problems, community leaders say people are rising to the challenge
A diva's support: The Israeli 1998 Eurovision winner and hit maker says ‘we must not jump too fast with accusations of transphobia’
Few gay men in Tel Aviv need to live in the closet these days, but things were much different a few decades ago. Just ask this 79-year-old
A video of soldiers dancing backup to a singer on Independence Day triggered an abrupt policy change but the real issue is the compulsory draft
New rules in the U.S. and Canada mean at least 17 gay couples are unable to obtain the necessary travel documents to bring their surrogate children back to Israel
The signatories back the Palestinian queer community, but TLVFest's founder says 'harm to the festival and the artists who choose to take part will only paralyze the voices of optimism in Israel'
In the great Turkish metropolis, homophobia and gender oppression coexist with an ancient tradition of nonbinary splendor
Is there a gay gene? Is there a sexuality spectrum? A wide-ranging study reignites the debate
The Labor and Social Services Ministry apologized, adding it was a mistake of an individual employee and all types of families are entitled to equal rights
Thanks to the popularity of TV shows like ‘Drag Race’ and ‘Pose,’ the ball scene has never been more in, well, vogue. But can it take off in Tel Aviv?
While there will be many ultra-Orthodox lawmakers, there are only nine religious-Zionist/Modern Orthodox legislators — though the Arab community and Russian-speaking Israelis are well represented
'It would be better if they cast off their kippah and Shabbat [observance] and show their true faces,' the rabbi said
Still reeling from the Education Minister’s endorsement of 'conversion therapy,' we in Israel’s LGBTQ community are now told by an ex-chief rabbi we’re unfit to be Jews. Jewish religious leaders are spreading darkness from Jerusalem
Despite the Health Ministry issuing an official warning against such practice in 2014, a small group of licensed professionals who immigrated from the U.S. continue to perform 'conversion therapy'
Evan Cohen’s appointment comes day after Netanyahu distanced his government from Education Minister Rafi Peretz’s comments in favor of conversation therapy
Young Israeli men who emerge from the closet may find their way to the gay community through its intense nightlife. Some get lost in the drugs, orgies and sexual assault
'We are marching today in the biggest and most consistent protest in Israel, demanding equal rights so that every person can write their own story,' says head of Association for LGBTQ Equality