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Haaretz is a lefty newspaper. Anyone observing Torah law would be viewed by them as "ultra Orthodox". And Haaretz would not miss out on any opportunity to stick it to religious Jews.

Last time I checked, the Torah has not been changed. And last time I checked, homosexuality was still an abomination according to Torah law, in any form. That includes the disgusting parody of permanent union between a man and a woman referred to as "gay marriage". The former member of the Knesset who forced his family to attend one of these disgusting parodies was putting the sensibilities of his individual family members above Torah law. WRONG! By attending that celebration of violating Torah law, he was sanctioning the violation, when he should have shunned it.

We just went through Rosh Hashana. Right there in the Rosh Hashana liturgy, it speaks of G-d, saying that He does not "wish the death one one deserving death; He awaits him; if he repents, He will accept him immediately..."

So as far as gays being put to death, that's a smear by leftist media. Both G-d Himself and His sincere followers, religious Jews, fervently hope for the return of violators---whatever the particular violation is---to the observance of Torah law, not that they be put to death.