In 2021, the Israeli Kneset (Parliment) has LGBT members and people who work for the LGBT and feminism. The Israeli news Hadshot 12 posted on Instagram quotations of Palestinians LGBT and their life in Palestine, including threats of murder from family and fear to live. Israel is also the first country to win the Eurovision Song Contest with an LGBT performer (Dana International, a transgender woman) and had a gay host in Eurovision 2019- Assi Azar. Anti-pinkwashing Anti-pinkwashing refers to the response that LGBT organizations have had to pinkwashing. Lynn Darwich and Hannen Maikay in their article, "The Road from Antipinkwashing Activism to the Decolonization of Palestine”, is about how the act of pinkwashing by Israel has led to an intersection of queer rights movements and Palestinian rights movements in Palestine and other countries. This is a strategy that has allowed the two activist groups to fight for one cause, however it also places limits on both movements. Darwich and Maikay suggest that the antipinkwashing movement has to consider not only pinkwashing, but also homonationalism, colonialism, and imperialism. Anti-Islamic rhetoric A coalition organized by several popular grassroots movements in Europe, including the English Defence League (EDL), mounted demonstrations in conjunction with LGBT Pride Week celebrations in Helsinki and Stockholm in July and August 2012. In an interview for Radio Sweden, the Swedish author and activist Lisa Bjurwald claimed that the EDL have exploited pride events in the United Kingdom by diverting attention toward Islamic homophobia and that Queers against Pinkwashing (a group that protested against the Stockholm march) is opposed to talking about homophobia in Islam and label all such attempts as "pinkwashing" and a "divide and conquer tactic." Far-left commentator Laurie Penny has warned of European far-Right attempts to weaponise the issue of sexual assault against refugees and migrants.
 Anti-pinkwashing Anti-pinkwashing refers to the response that LGBT organizations have had to pinkwashing. Lynn Darwich and Hannen Maikay in their article, "The Road from Antipinkwashing Activism to the Decolonization of Palestine”, is about how the act of pinkwashing by Israel has led to an intersection of queer rights movements and Palestinian rights movements in Palestine and other countries. This is a strategy that has allowed the two activist groups to fight for one cause, however it also places limits on both movements. Darwich and Maikay suggest that the antipinkwashing movement has to consider not only pinkwashing, but also homonationalism, colonialism, and imperialism. Anti-Islamic rhetoric A coalition organized by several popular grassroots movements in Europe, including the English Defence League (EDL), mounted demonstrations in conjunction with LGBT Pride Week celebrations in Helsinki and Stockholm in July and August 2012. In an interview for Radio Sweden, the Swedish author and activist Lisa Bjurwald claimed that the EDL have exploited pride events in the United Kingdom by diverting attention toward Islamic homophobia and that Queers against Pinkwashing (a group that protested against the Stockholm march) is opposed to talking about homophobia in Islam and label all such attempts as "pinkwashing" and a "divide and conquer tactic." Feminist commentator Laurie Penny has warned of European far-Right attempts to weaponise the issue of sexual assault against refugees and migrants.
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In 2021, the Israeli Kneset (Parliment) has LGBT members and people who work for the LGBT and feminism. The Israeli news Hadshot 12 posted on Instagram quotations of Palestinians LGBT and their life in Palestine, including threats of murder from family and fear to live. Israel is also the first country to win the Eurovision Song Contest with an LGBT performer (Dana International, a transgender woman) and had a gay host in Eurovision 2019- Assi Azar.
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