Jerusalem mayoral candidate is homophobe?
The Jerusalem Post
Jerusalem mayoral candidate Arkadi Gaydamak said Monday that as mayor he would be "ready to die," by laying down in the road so that the marchers would have to drive over him, to stop Jerusalem's gay pride parade from taking place.
Gayadamak at annual luncheon of Friends of Bikur Holim in a Kibbutz Ramat Rahel dining room.
"I will never let such an event take place," he said.
He charged Mayor Uri Lupolianski with being a "professional politician" when he allowed homosexuals to have their parade. Gaydamak said he had nothing against them personally and that they had a right to live in the city, but what they do "goes against Jewish tradition" because "they don't procreate."
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Jerusalem mayoral candidate Arkadi Gaydamak said Monday that as mayor he would be "ready to die," by laying down in the road so that the marchers would have to drive over him, to stop Jerusalem's gay pride parade from taking place.
Gayadamak at annual luncheon of Friends of Bikur Holim in a Kibbutz Ramat Rahel dining room.
"I will never let such an event take place," he said.
He charged Mayor Uri Lupolianski with being a "professional politician" when he allowed homosexuals to have their parade. Gaydamak said he had nothing against them personally and that they had a right to live in the city, but what they do "goes against Jewish tradition" because "they don't procreate."
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