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Dayenu confirms return to Mardi Gras parade – ‘delighted to be marching’

Sydney’s Jewish LGBTQIA+ organisation Dayenu will march in the 2026 Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras Parade on Saturday...

Israeli ‘liberals’ aren’t doing the LGBTQ flag—or democracy—proud

In an Army Radio interview on Monday, MK Yorai Lahav Hertzanu—an openly gay member of outgoing caretaker Prime Minister...

LGBTQ+ Mentorship Program

Almost 20 members of the Sydney Jewish community have gathered at Emanuel Synagogue for the launch of the NSW...

What should a synagogue do if a gay member of the community applies for membership?

Ask the rabbi. HOMOSEXUALITY & THE SYNAGOGUE Q. What should a synagogue do if a homosexual applied for membership. A. These are...

Assistance for gay Aliyah

The World Zionist Organization is setting up a unit to work with the LGBT Jewish community.

Take conversion therapies off the agenda

The Association for LGBTQ Equality [Aguda] in Israel has presented Israel's President Reuven Rivlin an index which lists responses and services in 30 municipal authorities in Israel in 2019 for the LGBTQ community.

20 years of Mardi Gras for Dayenu

Celebrating 20 years since the first Dayenu float made a huge impact on the Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras.

Marching with Pride

Jewish Care Victoria has participated in the 25th Annual Midsumma Pride March last week.

Gay Conversion Therapy: should some thoughts be a fireable offence?

Gidon Ben-Zvi: Israeli Education Minister Rabbi Rafi Peretz’s recent comments about gay conversion therapy have unleashed a firestorm.

250,000 march in largest Gay Pride Parade in the Middle East

250,000 people from around the world gathered in Tel Aviv to march in the largest pride parade in the Middle East.

International Jewish LGBT+ community to hold its World Congress in Sydney

The World Congress - Keshet Ga’avah, the worldwide voice of Jews of diverse sexual orientations and gender identities, will bring delegates from across the globe including United States, France, Holland, Italy, Latin America, New Zealand, Israel and around the globe to Sydney next year.

Advocate speakers represent four major human rights issues in Australia

The Sydney Jewish Museum has hosted an engaging and dynamic panel of speakers, who explored four major human rights issues facing Australia today.