Thanks for your post just makes us more determined, See you in Jerusalem. Were here were queer so get over it.

C U there honey ok, do wave ok

"This is something that would never happen in Japan.” maybe I should move to Japan.

It is time to heal us all gays and lesbians of our perversion (even if American, Israeli, World psychiatric, psychological and medical organizations and associations disagree that it is a mental disorder). Let us all follow into the loving hands(!) of Jonahweb (#20). They will teach you how to hurt yourself, how to accuse others (more than 20 people) of having molested you on national TV claiming you're straight, and how to tap with your shoe in airport bathrooms and cruise dressed in religious garb in Jerusalem's Gan Haatzmaut or your local park. Let's all head to Jonahweb :0)

Does not have the right to hypocritically lecture about prejudice or bigotry. Judging by your past comments, you regularly bash traditional Sephardic values and customs. However, despite your bigotry, I take solace in the fact that you are a very unhappy individual. Someone who hates a group of people, yet obsesses so much on that same group, I fail to see how anyone can be happy in such circumstances. Frankly, I would not give you the time of day. I only wrote this comment out of convenience.

It is when we take it to Jerusalem that it really counts. Few people in Tel Aviv care about gays in general. But the government in Jerusalem has to know we are a political force that require equal treatment under the law. ALL LAWS. When two men can kiss on the street there and it not be a scandal then we will have achieved something

Tell me again how normal these people are and how they should raise children. It's the only lie that gets repeated and sane people will never believe it.

If religious people have issues with homosexuality, they have just as much right to have their issues with homosexuality as you do to lead the lifestyle you do. You might find these words odd coming from one of the most gay-friendly cities in the world, but lobbing insults at people who don't agree with your point of view is just as bigoted as those who call homosexuality an abomination. Also, I sincerely hope that when you label a homophobic person as an in-the-closet homosexual, you use homosexuality as a means of insulting the other person. A person who is truly secure in their sexuality and took pride in it wouldn't debase their lifestyle by using it as an insult. In closing, Simon, I ask you to look deep inside yourself and ask you if you are really, truly secure in your sexuality and proud of the lifestyle you lead. Decorating yourself with rainbows and waving flags might be all fine and dandy, but if the pride you show to the world doesn't mirror the pride you feel inside, parading around is just a hollow, futile exercise. Greetings from sunny San Francisco and Shabbat Shalom.

I would have to shot myself if I ever woke up and had a frightening looking face like that layin next to me!!

there are other disturbing persons . In my town there is a Charidi guy , only he , who is so disgusting in my eyes , that i have to think that he does not know what a shower or clean clothes are , not to talk about his face .

but look at some of their wives . If that is nice in your eyes , your "taste" is not mine , and then i prefer a "nice" travestite .

There is nothing uglier .......you wrote . For me those hatefull faces we have seen in Jerusalem last year , are .

So i'll prefer a nice travestite