It was the first time that Tel Aviv has held the parade since Israel’s new far-right government, which is stacked with openly anti-LGBTQ members, took office. Drag queens and shirtless men danced on floats, as excited crowds of onlookers danced and snapped photos.
It was the first time that Tel Aviv has held the parade since Israel’s new far-right government, which is stacked with openly anti-LGBTQ members, took office. Drag queens and shirtless men danced on floats, as excited crowds of onlookers danced and snapped photos. It was the first time that Tel Aviv has held the parade since Israel’s new far-right government, which is stacked with openly anti-LGBTQ members, took office. Drag queens and shirtless men danced on floats, as excited crowds of onlookers danced and snapped photos. Moneycontrol Latest News Read More
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