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Clerics urge J'lem to ban gay parade
"Please do not upset our lord" was the joint appeal from Jewish, Christian, and
Muslim clerics at a news conference in Jerusalem yesterday to protest plans to
host the
WorldPride gay festival in August.
The clerics warned that the 10-day festival would seriously disrupt the peace, and
called on the Israeli authorities to prevent it.
Chief rabbis Shlomo Amar and Yonah Metzger joined Latin Patriarch Michel
Sabbah, Chief Executive of the Greek Orthodox Church Archbishop Aristarchos, the
spokesman for the Armenian Church Bishop Aris Shirvanian, Sufi sheikhs Abdul Aziz
Bukhari and Abdul Salaam Manasra, and Rabbi Menachem Froman of Tekoa. The news
conference was organized by the Chief Rabbinate in cooperation with a campaign
launched a month ago by Pastor Leo Giovinetti, an evangelical leader from
California,
and a group of conservative Orthodox rabbis from Israel and the United States.
The WorldPride event, last held in Rome in 2000, is to include street parties,
workshops and a gay film festival. Jerusalem Mayor Uri Lupolianski has said he
has no
say on the matter, as public events are licensed by the police and not City
Hall. Amar and
Metzger pleaded with festival organizers to take it elsewhere.
"There is enough tension in our city these days because of the disengagement,"
Amar said.
Metzger called the festival "a bad idea, both in terms of location and timing," and
requested: "Please do not damage the holiness of Jerusalem. Preserve its character,
preserve its peace."
Christian clerics emphasized their respect for homosexuals' rights, but said
organizers must show similar consideration for believers' feelings.
Muslim clerics took a harsher line, warning the festival will provoke divine
retribution on the city.
By Amiram Barkat and Daphna Berman
Haaretz - 31 March 2005

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frau_blada Tu caly tekst 12.02.06, 19:16

Clerics urge J'lem to ban gay parade
"Please do not upset our lord" was the joint appeal from Jewish, Christian, and
Muslim clerics at a news conference in Jerusalem yesterday to protest plans to
host the
WorldPride gay festival in August.
The clerics warned that the 10-day festival would seriously disrupt the peace, and
called on the Israeli authorities to prevent it.
Chief rabbis Shlomo Amar and Yonah Metzger joined Latin Patriarch Michel
Sabbah, Chief Executive of the Greek Orthodox Church Archbishop Aristarchos, the
spokesman for the Armenian Church Bishop Aris Shirvanian, Sufi sheikhs Abdul Aziz
Bukhari and Abdul Salaam Manasra, and Rabbi Menachem Froman of Tekoa. The news
conference was organized by the Chief Rabbinate in cooperation with a campaign
launched a month ago by Pastor Leo Giovinetti, an evangelical leader from
California,
and a group of conservative Orthodox rabbis from Israel and the United States.
The WorldPride event, last held in Rome in 2000, is to include street parties,
workshops and a gay film festival. Jerusalem Mayor Uri Lupolianski has said he
has no
say on the matter, as public events are licensed by the police and not City
Hall. Amar and
Metzger pleaded with festival organizers to take it elsewhere.
"There is enough tension in our city these days because of the disengagement,"
Amar said.
Metzger called the festival "a bad idea, both in terms of location and timing," and
requested: "Please do not damage the holiness of Jerusalem. Preserve its character,
preserve its peace."
Christian clerics emphasized their respect for homosexuals' rights, but said
organizers must show similar consideration for believers' feelings.
Muslim clerics took a harsher line, warning the festival will provoke divine
retribution on the city.
By Amiram Barkat and Daphna Berman
Haaretz - 31 March 2005
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