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Apparently the Supreme Court of Israel has been taken over by activist joos, just like so many courts in America. THIS story reminds us that sodomites the world over are preparing to riot this coming weekend, and that even in the former land of Jesus, the radical queer agenda is being crammed down the throat of every decent person.
Friends, lock your doors and keep your powder dry this weekend. Queer Joos Are About to RIOT! 
Israeli Court Allows Gay Pride March
Jerusalem - Israel's Supreme Court cleared the way for a Gay Pride march in Jerusalem on Thursday, dismissing an appeal against the march by right-wing groups, the courts administration said in a statement.
The decision was published late Wednesday. The parade is set for a short route past the historic King David hotel to a nearby park, where a gathering is to be held.
Every year, the parade sparks a heated reaction from religious Jews, Christians and Muslims.
Ultra-Orthodox Jews have rioted repeatedly against the march over the past week, burning tires, assaulting policemen and damaging police cars. Police spokesman Micky Rosenfeld said 22 policemen were injured in the riots, and 110 people were arrested.
Jerusalem's annual Gay Pride parade has been a relatively modest affair, with none of the flamboyant costumes or nudity common at similar events elsewhere in the world, or even in the nearby Israeli city of Tel Aviv.
At the 2005 march, an ultra-Orthodox man stabbed and wounded three marchers.
The 5,000 marchers expected Thursday will be guarded by 7,000 law enforcement personnel, Rosenfeld said. Because of security concerns, he said, the parade route is only 500 meters (yards) long.
Jerusalem - Israel's Supreme Court cleared the way for a Gay Pride march in Jerusalem on Thursday, dismissing an appeal against the march by right-wing groups, the courts administration said in a statement.
The decision was published late Wednesday. The parade is set for a short route past the historic King David hotel to a nearby park, where a gathering is to be held.
Every year, the parade sparks a heated reaction from religious Jews, Christians and Muslims.
Ultra-Orthodox Jews have rioted repeatedly against the march over the past week, burning tires, assaulting policemen and damaging police cars. Police spokesman Micky Rosenfeld said 22 policemen were injured in the riots, and 110 people were arrested.
Jerusalem's annual Gay Pride parade has been a relatively modest affair, with none of the flamboyant costumes or nudity common at similar events elsewhere in the world, or even in the nearby Israeli city of Tel Aviv.
At the 2005 march, an ultra-Orthodox man stabbed and wounded three marchers.
The 5,000 marchers expected Thursday will be guarded by 7,000 law enforcement personnel, Rosenfeld said. Because of security concerns, he said, the parade route is only 500 meters (yards) long.
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