Donna Danna (6 Nov 2006)
"Riots Resume Sunday Over Decision To Go Ahead With Jerusalem Gay Parade"

Riots Resume Sunday Over Decision To Go Ahead With Jerusalem Gay Parade

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AG Approves Gay Parade, Violent Protests in Jerusalem

http://www.israelnationalnews.com/news.php3?id=114917

 

Gay Pride Parade guarded by 12,000 policemen to go ahead as planned

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Attorney General Tells Police to Permit Jerusalem Gay Parade

http://www.haaretz.com/hasen/spages/783729.html
 
Haredim resume protest against gay parade
http://www.ynetnews.com/articles/0,7340,L-3324133,00.html

 

Anti-Gay Parade Activities Escalate Saturday

http://www.ynetnews.com/articles/0,7340,L-3323558,00.html
 
Saturday: Haredim set fire to J'lem

Escalating tide of anti-pride riots sees hundreds of haredim setting fire to just about everything throughout streets of Jerusalem, throwing rocks and firecrackers at inter-city traffic and attacking policemen. Six youths arrested overnight, police to announce position on parade Sunday

Efrat Weiss
Published:  11.05.06, 09:28

Hundreds of haredim took to the streets of Jerusalem Saturday night, setting fire to everything flammable, uprooting a traffic light and assaulting both policemen and civilians. One policeman was lightly wounded and substantial damage was caused to public and police property. Six haredi youths were arrested.
 
FULL STORY at
 
http://www.ynetnews.com/articles/0,7340,L-3323682,00.html
 
 
Gay community leaders willing to bargain on J'lem pride march
 
By Jonathan Lis, and Yuval Yoaz, Haaretz Correspondents and Haaretz Service

 

Two leaders of the gay and lesbian community have said Sunday they are prepared to call off the gay pride parade in Jerusalem scheduled for Friday, if the ultra-Orthodox Knesset parties would make a substantial concession in return.

Speaking on Army Radio, Jerusalem city council member Sa'ar Netanel and advisor to the Tel Aviv mayor on gay affairs Itay Pinkas, said they would consider calling off the parade if ultra-Orthodox parties would abstain in Knesset votes on a bill on common-law marriage.

"The parade is a means and not an end," Pinkas told Army Radio. "All they need to do, when the civil-law marriage bill is read at the Knesset, is to say 'we are not there, this doesn't concern us, we'll allow [the law] to be passed,'" he said.

 

FULL STORY at
http://www.haaretz.com/hasen/spages/783729.html
 
Gays ask haredim to back equal rights
 
90 Percent of Jerusalem Residents Against Parade