For several years, a store owner in Ramat Gan, Israel has found himself under fire from his city’s government for opposing LGBTQ flags adorning the city’s thoroughfares, including in front of his shop, during the annual Pride Month celebration (June).
Facing thousands of shekels in fines, he and his attorney say he is the target of selective enforcement in a clash echoing a wider cultural war against religion in the Israeli public square.
