Many call Tel Aviv the "gayest city in the world," not just for its inclusive culture, but its efforts to support the community's most vulnerable members, too. From all-queer art exhibitions on ancient walls to one of the world’s most progressive transgender medicine programs, check out these ways Tel Aviv celebrates and supports its LGBTQ community from grassroots to government during Pride Week and beyond. Tel Aviv PrideNeil Patrick Harris looks on during an interview with the Associated Press in Tel Aviv, Israel, Wednesday, June 12, 2019. Beit DrorBeit Dror provides emergency housing and planning for LGBTQ youth in immediate need in Tel Aviv. Israeli Gay YouthIsraeli Gay Youth supports LGBTQ youth from 13-23.

Source: Forbes June 13, 2019 21:14 UTC