In pictures: Israelis march in Jerusalem for pride, LGBT rights
Check out the best snapshots from a colorful march in Jerusalem, attended by some 30,000 Israelis all over the country.
Some 30,000 Israelis gathered in Jerusalem on Thursday for the Jerusalem Pride and Tolerance March in a show of support for the capital's LGBT community amid heavy police presence.
Booths were also set up by NGOs, community organizations and some judicial reform protest leaders, including one booth by Darkenu which sold "I Love Bagatz" [the High Court of Justice] shirts and stickers.
A group of mothers showed up to the March to offer free hugs to participants with t-shirts reading "everyone needs a parent's love."
Thousands were seen marching later on Thursday afternoon through the streets of Jerusalem.
Tzvi Joffre contributed to this report.
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