In Tel Aviv, Israelis celebrate the first Pride March since the October 7 attack

Author: AfricaNewsPublished on: June 13, 2026Country: Israel

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In Tel Aviv, Israelis celebrate the first Pride March since the October 7 attack

Thousands of people took part in the Tel Aviv Pride March on June 12, turning the waterfront into a large gathering for LGBTQ+ equality. Participants marched under rainbow flags and danced on musical floats. Over 1,000 police officers and volunteers were mobilized to ensure security. For many, this edition carried special significance after the October 7 attack.

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