Being opposed to LGBT philosophy or movement doesn't make somebody an "homophobe". Exactly as defending Israel policies doesn't make somebody a racist or being opposed to Judaism doesn't make somebody an "antisemite". 
NB: Settleman, from recently you have started adding material from both sides but you don't comply with NPoV yet anyway. You have some ideas of what is the pov of opponents to some Israeli policies but when you write an article on such a topic, it is not enough to google for some articles about what they say. You have to understand their arguments as well as you understand those that you share/listen day-to-day and put all of them in article in order that everybody understand them. You also have to introduce their arguments "fairly" so that they can be understood.
The big issue [for you] will be that on the statistical point of view, you should face 50% of time arguments from the other side partly stronger than the ones you believe in. How will you manage this if your are pro-Israel and revendicate this or the right to be so on wp ?
As a good start  you could start by trying to understand the Muslim and the Palestinian point of view regarding al-Haram al-Sharif / Temple Mount and introducing this on the article your recently created.