耶路撒冷同性戀游行遭襲擊.

　　Police arrested an ultra-Orthodox Jew accused of stabbing and wounding six people onThursday in a gay pride march in Jerusalem — two of them seriously.

　　警方逮捕了一名被控在周四耶路撒冷同性戀游行中刺傷6人的極端正統(tǒng)派猶太人，其中2人傷勢(shì)嚴(yán)重。

　　Officers identified the assailant as Yishai Schlissel, recently released from prison after serving10 years for stabbing participants in a similar gay parade in Jerusalem.

　　警方確認(rèn)行兇者名為伊沙伊奇利賽爾(Yishai Schlissel)，曾因在耶路撒冷一場(chǎng)類似的同性戀游行中刺傷游行參與者被判10年徒刑，最近被釋放。

　　Mr Schlissel is said to have pulled a knife from his jacket and run after the young marchers asthey walked through streets decorated with rainbow flags, leaving bleeding victims on theground bore he was pinned down by police.

　　據(jù)說，在游行人群穿過用彩虹旗幟裝飾的街道時(shí)，他從上衣掏出一把刀，追趕年輕的游行者，受傷的游行者倒在地上，他隨后被警方摁倒。

　　Two marchers who had been stabbed in the chest were reported to be in serious condition.

　　據(jù)報(bào)道，兩名游行者胸部被刺，傷勢(shì)嚴(yán)重。

　　In recent public statements, Mr Schlissel made no secret of his hostility to the gay pridemarchers — raising questions over whether police had been adequately prepared to securethe parade.

　　在最近的公開聲明中，奇利賽爾毫不掩飾他對(duì)同性戀游行者的敵意，這讓外界對(duì)警方是否為確保此次游行做出了充分的準(zhǔn)備產(chǎn)生懷疑。

　　The annual gay pride march in Jerusalem has raised strong objections from ultra-OrthodoxJews and is held under heavy security.

　　耶路撒冷一年一度的同性戀游行一直遭到極端正統(tǒng)派猶太人的強(qiáng)烈反對(duì)，每年都是在嚴(yán)密安保措施下舉行。

　　Ultra-Orthodox protesters have denounced what they call the diling of the holy city, dubbingthe march “the parade of abomination”.

　　超級(jí)正統(tǒng)派抗議者對(duì)他們所說的這種對(duì)這個(gè)神圣城市的褻瀆行為予以譴責(zé)，他們把這場(chǎng)游行稱為“令人憎恨的游行”。

　　Mr Schlissel received a 12-year sentence for stabbing three people in a gay pride march inJerusalem in 2005, but his sentence was reduced by two years. Israeli media said he had beenreleased three weeks ago.

　　奇利賽爾曾在2005年耶路撒冷的一次同性戀游行中刺傷3人被判12年監(jiān)禁，后來減刑兩年。以色列媒體稱，他是3周前被釋放的。

　　A large gay pride parade is held annually in Tel Aviv, and Israeli officials often tout theircountry’s tolerance toward gays and lesbians as a sign of Israeli democracy in a regioncharacterised by authoritarian rule.

　　特拉維夫每年舉行大型同性戀游行，在這個(gè)以威權(quán)統(tǒng)治為特征的地區(qū)，以色列官員經(jīng)常稱贊自己的國家對(duì)同性戀的寬容，并把這視為以色列民主的象征。

　　“Individual freedom of choice is one of the basic values of Israel,” Benjamin Netanayahu, theprime minister, said in a statement denouncing the attack. “We must ensure that in Israelevery man and woman will live in security in any way they choose.”

　　“個(gè)人選擇自由是以色列的基本價(jià)值觀之一，”以色列總理本雅明蔠呑尼亞胡(Benjamin Netanyahu)在一份譴責(zé)此次襲擊事件的聲明中表示，“我們必須確保，在以色列，不管選擇什么，所有人都將生活在安全環(huán)境中?！?/p>