LGBT
Berlin attack highlights Europe’s shift to individualized, multi-layered terror threats - analysis
Online radicalization, lone-actor violence, and Iran-linked networks are placing European security services under pressure from distinct but increasingly simultaneous threats.
Suspect in Berlin Pride attack shot dead by police in Berlin suburb
US Education Department removes rules against discrimination, civil rights groups condemned move
Turkey's LGBT crackdown rooted in Erdogan's conservative religious push, experts tell 'Post'
Woman murdered after hanging LGBTQ flag at her store
A woman and community leader from Cedar Glen, California was murdered at her store by a man who took issue with her having an LGBTQ pride flag.
US teacher fired after reading book on gender identity to 5th grade class
The 33-year-old teacher had asked the students to write a poem about their own identity after reading the book.
Man assaulted in Rehovot in suspected LGBTQ-phobic attack
The attack is the second anti-LGBTQ assault reported in Rehovot in the past month.
NGOs file fresh petition against reasonableness standard
Immediately following the passing of the amendment, anti-reformists filed a barrage of petitions calling for the striking of the law.
Children of LGBTQ parents: We were raised with so much love
The children of LGBT families spoke out against Welfare Minister Yaakov Mergi's statements against LGBT families being allowed to adopt.
Why an Orthodox group supports the Supreme Court ruling on not serving same-sex couples
The decision was not about discrimination or about religion and attempts to characterize it as such are disingenuous.
Did Itamar Ben-Gvir threaten to kill Sinead O’Connor?
“God does not reward those who bring terror to the children of the world. So you have succeeded in nothing but your soul’s failure,” O'Connor wrote.
Vladimir Putin signs law banning gender changes in Russia
The law also bans post-surgery transgender people from adopting children and annuls the marriages of post-surgery transgender people.
How Yiddish taught me to embrace the joy and defiance of being queer
As queerness is increasingly persecuted in the United States, Yiddish culture has been my refuge: a culture with no country that is well-suited for people being rejected by theirs.
Michael Oren on Herzog's visit to Washington
The Jerusalem Post Podcast with Avi Mayer and Lahav Harkov
