In Cyprus, both male and female same-sex sexual conduct is allowed, and civil unions, which confer many of the rights and privileges of marriage, have been lawful since December 2015. However, there is no right to marry in Cyprus and thus no possibility for same-sex couples to be married. Cyprus allows dual citizenship. If you are a citizen of another country, you may apply for Cypriot citizenship. The government will then decide if they want to grant you citizenship. There is an agreement between Israel and Cyprus regarding mutual extradition of citizens so if one Israeli is arrested in Cyprus, the other can be detained as well. Israel has an active gay community. Tel Aviv is known as the gay capital of Israel and there are also large LGBT+ communities in Jerusalem and Haifa. In 2011, there was even a gay festival held in Ashkelon called Pink Street. However, Israel has no laws protecting homosexuals from discrimination. There are efforts under way to create such laws but they have not yet passed parliament. In conclusion, yes, same-sex couples can get married in Cyprus and it is possible to become a Cypriot citizen.