Israeli bisexual activist Shiri Eisner speaking at International BiCon in London about Israeli bisexual politics and its link with the occupation of Palestine The Israeli occupation of Palestine has had a deep influence over both external and internal LGBTQ and bisexual/pansexual politics. What is the connection between the occupation and inner LGBTQ violence? How does that connect to last year's Bar-No'ar shooting? How are all of these events related to bisexual erasure? And what does the Israeli bisexual community think about all this? Shiri Eisner is a bisexual activist from Israel, involved in bisexual/pansexual, transgender, queer, feminist, anarchist, anti-occupation and animal rights activism. She is the founder of the Israeli bisexual organization, Panorama - Bi and Pansexual Feminist Community, and is involved with various anti-occupation queer groups such as the Pink Black Block, the Coalition of Pink Communities, and Israeli Queers for Palestine. TAGS: Israel, Palestine, Occupation, Occupation of Palestine, Protest, Resistance, Bisexual, Bisexual politics, Transgender, Gay, Lesbian, Queer, LGBTQ, Radical politics, Radical queer politics, Bar-Noar, LGBTQ pride, Pride parade, Pride march, Jerusalem, Tel Aviv, Tel Aviv gay tourism