Israel: Police thwart multiple attempts to commit jihad massacres at Tel Aviv Pride parade

Rabbi Dror Aryeh makes it clear that there were plenty of people who objected to the parade. But the terror threat came from “two residents of the Palestinian Authority” who were “carrying a knife.”

There are all sorts of people who object to the celebration of homosexuality on various grounds. But there is only one religion that calls for the murder of homosexuals:

A hadith depicts Muhammad specifying the punishment for homosexual activity: “The Messenger of Allah (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him) said, ‘Whoever you find doing the action of the people of Loot, execute the one who does it and the one to whom it is done.’” (Sunan Abu Dawud 4462)

All the schools of Islamic jurisprudence teach this. Yet the Chicago Dyke March insists that “Zionism is queerphobic,” heedless of the fact that this march took place in Tel Aviv, not Gaza, and could never have taken place in Gaza.

“Police thwart multiple terrorist attacks on Tel Aviv Pride parade,” Jerusalem Post, June 26, 2021:

Israel Police announced that it had thwarted multiple terrorist threats and attempts to disrupt the Tel Aviv Pride parade, as thousands of people headed to the city to celebrate on Friday.

The police said that it had arrested two residents of the Palestinian Authority next to the parade who were in Israel illegally. They were carrying a knife and were taken to a police station for questioning.

Police detectives also detained a resident of Tel Aviv who was heading to the parade after he was found to be carrying a number of weapons, including a taser, nunchucks and steel chains, among others. In total, some 50 people were arrested by police for attempting to cause harm or commit violence at the parade.

The suspects will be brought to court for hearings to extend their arrests.

Later in the day, police arrested a couple who were protesting the event and attempted to force their way into the parade. The two attacked a police officer and were transferred for questioning at a police station.

The Hazon movement, which has been largely inactive for over a year, returned on Friday in order to protest the parade with a person paragliding with a parachute reading “Father + Mother = Family.”

Later in the afternoon the police announced that they arrested three suspects for illegally operating a motorized paraglider near where the parade participants were supposed to gather. It is unclear if the suspects arrested were the same Hazon activists who were protesting the parade.

Rabbi Dror Aryeh, one of the leaders in the movement, spoke against the parade, saying that “those who didn’t want us on the ground, will get us in the air. We will get to as many people as possible with our message; it is our right to protest legitimately and legally against these abomination parades.”

Aryeh claimed that many of the residents of the cities where parades take place are against them, but are “scared” of the LGBTQ+ community. “We are their voice,” the rabbi said….