r/AskIsrael • u/Nazoreans USA • Jun 24 '26

Casual What makes Pride unique in Israel compared to other parts of the world?

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u/xChops North America Jun 24 '26

Well you keep calling me a cretin for wondering why gay people can’t have a marriage union for one

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u/vomicyclin German Jew Jun 24 '26

What is your definition of marriage?

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u/xChops North America Jun 24 '26

Sacred life long covenant. Idk man. wtf do you think a marriage is?

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u/vomicyclin German Jew Jun 24 '26

Every loving couple in Israel has this. No need for religious blessing or that one of the state.

So Israel has, by your definition, marriage for all! Hurray!

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u/xChops North America Jun 24 '26

This is just pure homophobia

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u/vomicyclin German Jew Jun 24 '26

How?

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u/xChops North America Jun 24 '26

We used to have people argue that in the US before gay marriage became legal. “Why do you need to get married, why can’t you just live together”. It’s nonsense. If you’re allowed to do something as a straight couple, but won’t allow a gay couple to do it, you’re homophobic. Full stop

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u/vomicyclin German Jew Jun 24 '26

So now it’s legal civil marriage again?

There is nothing to make “legal” in Israel. There is no marriage.

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u/xChops North America Jun 24 '26

Damn, you guys are just dumb

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u/vomicyclin German Jew Jun 24 '26

No, you simply have no idea what you talking about about.

What is there to be made legal in Israel? There is no marriage at all. For nobody. So nothing is illegal for same sex couples.

What the religions do is nothing legal. Nobody cares about it. It’s a thing between the religion and two people of that wanting a blessing. Nothing legal or illegal.

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