Entry #204: Homosexual activity in Israel

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RegionIsrael
IssueHomosexual activity
StatusLegal
Start Date1963
End Datenow
DescriptionLGBT people regardless of gender are allowed to engage in such acts once old enough according to the law. In 1953 the police was ordered to refrain from enforcing the law against homosexual acts by the Israeli government. In 1963 Israel's Highest Court decides that individuals who committed consensual homosexual acts privately couldn't be punished and even before that there are no records of punishments by civilian courts against people who committed consensual homosexual acts privately. The law was officially repealed by the Knesset ( the Israeli Parliament ) in 1988, but it's enforcement was illegal since 1963 in most cases.
Sourceshttp://www.refworld.org/docid/3ae6ad6370.html https://www.tau.ac.il/law/aeyalgross/Danilowitz.htm
Reports (1)
  • Status is not correct "Status is not correct, should be ambiguous "


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edited by Marinho. Missing information, incorrect year

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Start Date19881963
DescriptionLGBT people regardless of gender are allowed to engage in such acts once old enough according to the lawLGBT people regardless of gender are allowed to engage in such acts once old enough according to the law.

In 1953 the police was ordered to refrain from enforcing the law against homosexual acts by the Israeli government.

In 1963 Israel's Highest Court decides that individuals who committed consensual homosexual acts privately couldn't be punished and even before that there are no records of punishments by civilian courts against people who committed consensual homosexual acts privately.

The law was officially repealed by the Knesset ( the Israeli Parliament ) in 1988, but it's enforcement was illegal since 1963 in most cases.
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LGBT people regardless of gender are allowed to engage in such acts once old enough according to the law law. In 1953 the police was ordered to refrain from enforcing the law against homosexual acts by the Israeli government. In 1963 Israel's Highest Court decides that individuals who committed consensual homosexual acts privately couldn't be punished and even before that there are no records of punishments by civilian courts against people who committed consensual homosexual acts privately. The law was officially repealed by the Knesset ( the Israeli Parliament ) in 1988, but it's enforcement was illegal since 1963 in most cases.
Sourceshttp://www.refworld.org/docid/3ae6ad6370.htmlhttp://www.refworld.org/docid/3ae6ad6370.html

https://www.tau.ac.il/law/aeyalgross/Danilowitz.htm
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edited by maddyksf

Old Value (Original) New Value
DescriptionLGBT people regardless of gender are allowed to engage in such acts once old enough according to the law
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LGBT people regardless of gender are allowed to engage in such acts once old enough according to the law

created by bradcoffey106

Original entry
StatusLegal
Start Date1988
End Datenow
Description(empty)
Sourceshttp://www.refworld.org/docid/3ae6ad6370.html
Reports (1)
  • Status is not correct "Nothing on this page is accurate for Israel. No adoption, no marriage..."