Out of one side of your mouth you talk about supporting gay Palestinians, out of the other you paint support for the innocent Palestinians as support for Hamas (equating all Palestinians, gay or straight, men or women, adults or little babies, to terrorists), suggest those people’s lives are worth less than Israelis, and call members of the community “vile humans” that should face people hostile to them every day.
You can understand why it seems like you don’t actually care about LGBTQ people.
Part of the problem with this kind of attitude is that it is little more than “pinkwashing” or using LGBTQ issues as pawns to excuse or gloss over human rights abuses.
For gay Palestinians, the biggest issue they’re facing right now is that they are being killed by the Israeli government, their homes are being destroyed, and they’re being starved. Bombs don’t discriminate. And there is no safe passage for gay Palestinians to enter Israel or be protected by them.
Members of the LGBTQ community in Israel are also still fighting against discrimination, violence, and to protect the rights they have, especially in the face of a far right government that includes members who have expressed hatred or contempt for them. You suggest I would protest a Pride parade. I doubt you’ve ever been to one. Here’s a member of the Knesset’s view:
https://www.timesofisrael.com/coalit...-or-hamas/amp/
Here’s what the community in Israel thinks of the government, and what some Israelis think of the community:
https://www.bbc.com/news/world-middle-east-65754104.amp
And here’s what some actual academics and members of the Palestinian and Israeli LGBTQ communities think, so you don’t feel the need to speak for people:
https://amp.theguardian.com/world/ar...t-pink-washing
Since you care more than the LGBTQ community about LGBTQ issues and since you only frequent this thread (and can’t think of any local LGBTQ issues you care about), perhaps you can comment on any of the issues I’ve kindly presented for you?