Video shows what happens when a gay couple walk around a city holding hands

An Israeli news website has posted a video showing a gay couple being met with stares, jokes and abuse as they walk through Jerusalem holding hands.

The video shows passers-by abusing the two men as they holding hands on the streets of Jerusalem.

The video shows passers-by abusing the two men as they holding hands on the streets of Jerusalem. Source: YNET

Hidden cameras followed the male couple as they strolled through major thoroughfares and a marketplace. Some passers-by are heard calling them "gay sons of bitches" and "dirty gays".

The website Ynet said it decided to stage the experiment following the death of 16-year-old Shira Banki, who was stabbed in the back during a gay pride march in the city last month. Five others were also injured in the attack.




The son of a former Israeli parliamentarian was later charged with inciting violence after he allegedly praised the attack on social media.

The video appears to be inspired by a similar experiment last year where a woman was secretly filmed being harassed on the streets New York City.

More recently, a hidden camera show in Russia filmed two men copping abuse as they held hands walking through the streets of Moscow.


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