When I read this article, Tel Aviv Pride Parade Held With 250,000 Attendants Celebrating LGBTQ, it confirmed how quickly the world is rejecting God and therefore the Christian/Judaeo values.

It is like when Joshua died: “When all that generation had been gathered to their fathers, another generation arose after them who did not know God nor the work He had done for Israel. Then the children of Israel did evil in the sight of the Lord and served the Baals (simply other Gods).” Judges 2:10-11

It all comes down to whether you believe in the Creator that established Israel as His nation to reveal His truth about this Cosmos or not. Israel exists only because God has performed miracle after miracle to ensure its survival.

This same Creator has revealed we are made in His image to be in relationship with Him but also to be obedient to His commandments. When we obey, God blesses us, when we disobey He disciplines us. This is so true of His nation, Israel.

God has judged Israel repeatedly in the past, what do you think God will do to Israel in the light of Israel voted “The Most Gay -Friendly City in the World”?

TEL AVIV PRIDE PARADE HELD WITH 250,000 ATTENDANTS CELEBRATING LGBTQ

Voted the world’s “Best Gay City” by GayCities.com and “The Most Gay-Friendly City in the World” by Wow Travel, Tel Aviv’s Pride parade is widely recognised as one of the world’s leading LGBTQ events, attracting thousands of visitors from around the globe.

Tomer Versace, one of the drag queens performing, told The Jerusalem Post that the day represents “free love, freedom. You can be whoever you want to be without judgement and without hypocrisy. It’s all about acceptance.”

What’s going on in Tel Aviv is an achievement, in my eyes, of Israeli society,” said city councilman Etai Pinkas, noting that the city and the parade reflected reality. “It didn’t happen because of the government, but it’s here and we can be proud of it. Showing it is not telling a lie. On the other hand it’s very convenient… but the government is doing nothing – nothing! – about the [LGBTQ] community’s equality.”

According to Tel Aviv Mayor Ron Huldai, “Tel Aviv, which has already been acknowledged as the world’s ‘most gay-friendly city’ and as a beacon for liberty, pluralism and tolerance, is proud to be home to a large and diverse LGBTQ population. The Tel Aviv Pride parade is not just a celebration, but an important declaration of support and an opportunity to promote equal rights for all. We will continue to support and celebrate our local LGBTQ culture and act as a welcoming destination for the international gay community.”

In solidarity with the event, the US Embassy branch office in Tel Aviv decorated its building with rainbow flag banners. A photo of the building decked out in two rainbow banners and rainbow streamers was published on the US Embassy in Jerusalem’s official Twitter account on Thursday.

This year Birthright Israel got involved in Tel Aviv Pride, with 300 participants taking part in the parade, according to Birthright Israel CEO Gidi Mark.

Ariel Berry, who is currently leading his third Birthright group as a staffer, took part in the parade this year. Identifying as gay and non-binary, Berry was raised in an atheist household but is now traditional. He said he wants young Jews struggling with their identity – whether it be their sexuality or their gender – to know “that they can find a way to collaborate their two identities – being Jewish and queer. You don’t have to choose one or the other, and sacrifice part of yourself.”

“Let no one deceive you by any means; for that day (The Day the Lord Comes) will not come unless the falling away comes first, and the man of sin is revealed, the son of perdition, who opposes and exalts himself above all that is called God or that is worshiped, so that he sits as God in the temple of God (in Jerusalem) showing himself that he is God.” 2 Thessalonians 2:3-4