Our hearts break for all those impacted by terrorism, for the loss of civilian lives in Gaza and Israel, and for all innocent people who live in fear because of who they are. We are also deeply disturbed at the rise of antisemitism and Islamophobia worldwide since the horrific events of last week. Globally, there is also a dangerous rise in anti-LGBTQ hatred, racism, and anti-immigrant sentiment. Hate and violence are spreading across the globe and we must resist it. LGBTQ people live in every culture and every society, and GLAAD will continue to urge safety for our community and all of the innocent civilians caught in the middle of this unfolding violent conflict.
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Statement from GLAAD on the Middle East
By GLAAD
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