20150903 Rally for Tolerance in Jerusalem
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Israel: Rally for Tolerance in Jerusalem
Jerusalem Chief Ashkenazi Rabbi, ARIE STERN (L), is translated into sign language as he addresses a gathering. One month after six stabbings at the Jerusalem March for Pride and Tolerance due to religious fanaticism, after which Shira Banki, 16, succumbed to her wounds, the Jerusalem Open House for Pride and Tolerance and the Jerusalem Municipality hosted a memorial rally calling for tolerance at City Hall Kikar Safra Square.
Israel: Rally for Tolerance in Jerusalem
One month after six stabbings at the Jerusalem March for Pride and Tolerance due to religious fanaticism, after which Shira Banki, 16, succumbed to her wounds, the Jerusalem Open House for Pride and Tolerance and the Jerusalem Municipality host a memorial rally calling for tolerance at City Hall Kikar Safra Square.
Israel: Rally for Tolerance in Jerusalem
Jerusalem Mayor NIR BARKAT (L) is translated into sign language as he addresses a gathering in Jerusalem. One month after six stabbings at the Jerusalem March for Pride and Tolerance due to religious fanaticism, after which Shira Banki, 16, succumbed to her wounds, the Jerusalem Open House for Pride and Tolerance and the Jerusalem Municipality hosted a memorial rally calling for tolerance at City Hall Kikar Safra Square.
Israel: Rally for Tolerance in Jerusalem
One month after six stabbings at the Jerusalem March for Pride and Tolerance due to religious fanaticism, after which Shira Banki, 16, succumbed to her wounds, the Jerusalem Open House for Pride and Tolerance and the Jerusalem Municipality host a memorial rally calling for tolerance at City Hall Kikar Safra Square.
Israel: Rally for Tolerance in Jerusalem
Rev. RUSSELL MCDOUGALL (L), Rector of the Tantur Ecumenical Institute, is translated into sign language as he addresses a gathering. One month after six stabbings at the Jerusalem March for Pride and Tolerance due to religious fanaticism, after which Shira Banki, 16, succumbed to her wounds, the Jerusalem Open House for Pride and Tolerance and the Jerusalem Municipality hosted a memorial rally calling for tolerance at City Hall Kikar Safra Square.
Israel: Rally for Tolerance in Jerusalem
Israeli singer SHAI GABSO performs at a gathering in Jerusalem. One month after six stabbings at the Jerusalem March for Pride and Tolerance due to religious fanaticism, after which Shira Banki, 16, succumbed to her wounds, the Jerusalem Open House for Pride and Tolerance and the Jerusalem Municipality hosted a memorial rally calling for tolerance at City Hall Kikar Safra Square.
Israel: Rally for Tolerance in Jerusalem
Israeli singer SHAI GABSO performs at a gathering in Jerusalem. One month after six stabbings at the Jerusalem March for Pride and Tolerance due to religious fanaticism, after which Shira Banki, 16, succumbed to her wounds, the Jerusalem Open House for Pride and Tolerance and the Jerusalem Municipality hosted a memorial rally calling for tolerance at City Hall Kikar Safra Square.
Israel: Rally for Tolerance in Jerusalem
One month after six stabbings at the Jerusalem March for Pride and Tolerance due to religious fanaticism, after which Shira Banki, 16, succumbed to her wounds, the Jerusalem Open House for Pride and Tolerance and the Jerusalem Municipality host a memorial rally calling for tolerance at City Hall Kikar Safra Square.
Israel: Rally for Tolerance in Jerusalem
Jerusalem Chief Ashkenazi Rabbi, ARIE STERN, leaves the stage following an address. One month after six stabbings at the Jerusalem March for Pride and Tolerance due to religious fanaticism, after which Shira Banki, 16, succumbed to her wounds, the Jerusalem Open House for Pride and Tolerance and the Jerusalem Municipality hosted a memorial rally calling for tolerance at City Hall Kikar Safra Square.
Israel: Rally for Tolerance in Jerusalem
Israeli singer SHAI GABSO performs at a gathering in Jerusalem. One month after six stabbings at the Jerusalem March for Pride and Tolerance due to religious fanaticism, after which Shira Banki, 16, succumbed to her wounds, the Jerusalem Open House for Pride and Tolerance and the Jerusalem Municipality hosted a memorial rally calling for tolerance at City Hall Kikar Safra Square.
Israel: Rally for Tolerance in Jerusalem
Jerusalem Mayor NIR BARKAT addresses a gathering in Jerusalem. One month after six stabbings at the Jerusalem March for Pride and Tolerance due to religious fanaticism, after which Shira Banki, 16, succumbed to her wounds, the Jerusalem Open House for Pride and Tolerance and the Jerusalem Municipality hosted a memorial rally calling for tolerance at City Hall Kikar Safra Square.
Israel: Rally for Tolerance in Jerusalem
One month after six stabbings at the Jerusalem March for Pride and Tolerance due to religious fanaticism, after which Shira Banki, 16, succumbed to her wounds, the Jerusalem Open House for Pride and Tolerance and the Jerusalem Municipality host a memorial rally calling for tolerance at City Hall Kikar Safra Square.
Israel: Rally for Tolerance in Jerusalem
Rev. RUSSELL MCDOUGALL (L), Rector of the Tantur Ecumenical Institute, is translated into sign language as he addresses a gathering. One month after six stabbings at the Jerusalem March for Pride and Tolerance due to religious fanaticism, after which Shira Banki, 16, succumbed to her wounds, the Jerusalem Open House for Pride and Tolerance and the Jerusalem Municipality hosted a memorial rally calling for tolerance at City Hall Kikar Safra Square.
Israel: Rally for Tolerance in Jerusalem
Bestselling Israeli author ZERUYA SHALEV (L) is translated into sign language as she addresses a gathering in Jerusalem. One month after six stabbings at the Jerusalem March for Pride and Tolerance due to religious fanaticism, after which Shira Banki, 16, succumbed to her wounds, the Jerusalem Open House for Pride and Tolerance and the Jerusalem Municipality hosted a memorial rally calling for tolerance at City Hall Kikar Safra Square.
Israel: Rally for Tolerance in Jerusalem
One month after six stabbings at the Jerusalem March for Pride and Tolerance due to religious fanaticism, after which Shira Banki, 16, succumbed to her wounds, the Jerusalem Open House for Pride and Tolerance and the Jerusalem Municipality host a memorial rally calling for tolerance at City Hall Kikar Safra Square.
Israel: Rally for Tolerance in Jerusalem
Jerusalem Chief Ashkenazi Rabbi, ARIE STERN (L), is translated into sign language as he addresses a gathering. One month after six stabbings at the Jerusalem March for Pride and Tolerance due to religious fanaticism, after which Shira Banki, 16, succumbed to her wounds, the Jerusalem Open House for Pride and Tolerance and the Jerusalem Municipality hosted a memorial rally calling for tolerance at City Hall Kikar Safra Square.