More than 100,000 people are participating in the Tel Aviv Pride parade as of this hour, according to Channel 12’s Amit Atias. The event is underway under heavy police security, with over 1,000 officers deployed and central roads closed since the morning.
The Tel Aviv Pride parade is drawing a massive crowd this afternoon, with over 100,000 participants reported at the event as of 15:06, according to Amit Atias of Channel 12. The march, which organizers have described as the “most political ever,” is taking place amid a heavy police presence. As The Zioneer reported earlier today, Israel Police deployed over 1,000 officers for the event, closing dozens of major roads along the coastal route since 06:30. The turnout figure, from a single media source, has not been independently corroborated but reflects the scale of one of the largest Pride gatherings in the region. No security incidents have been reported so far.
3 developments
- StrongIsrael Police deploys 1,000 officers, closes central Tel Aviv roads for Pride Parade
- DevelopingThousands attend Beersheba Pride march under police security, no incidents
- DevelopingPolice Commissioner tours ahead of Tel Aviv Pride Parade
- DevelopingHaifa Pride parade underway with thousands marching on central boulevard
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