Check out the best snapshots from a colorful march in Jerusalem, attended by some 30,000 Israelis all over the country.
National Security Minister Ben-Gvir: Marchers' security above all, but freedom of speech of those who oppose pride march must be respected.
Jerusalem is not only a flashpoint for Jewish-Muslim tensions but also the scene of an ongoing power struggle between the conservative and liberal elements of the city.
National security minister: Anti-LGBT protests allowed during march • Dozens of opposition MKs to attend Jerusalem Pride
Approximately 2,000 Jerusalem District police officers, including Border Police officers, will be operating along the parade route.
On Monday, the far-right Lehava organization called on supporters of the organization to join a protest against the march, stating "Jerusalem is not Sodom!"
The remarks ignited a wave of criticism and condemnation, highlighting the ongoing struggle for equality and acceptance.
The man, a 37-year-old resident of Ma'ale Efraim, was released on condition that he keep his distance from Pride events.
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