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We Shall Not Lose Hope
It is so easy to forget the promise of the past, to accept a lesser goal, an unworthy substitute for the original ideal. It is so important to remember the ideal, to remain constant, not to despair.
What to Watch in Israeli Democracy:
Week of March 10th
A lot is at stake in Israel’s 2019 election. If you care about democracy, human rights, and social justice in Israel, here are some things to know.
Netanyahu and Trump Are Reading From the Same Script
What is clear in 2019 is that wherever democracy comes under threat, it is only as strong as the institutions that can keep it safe from those who seek to consolidate power for their own gain.
What to Watch in Israeli Democracy:
Week of February 18th
A lot is at stake in Israel’s 2019 election. If you care about democracy, human rights, and social justice in Israel, here are some things to know.
The Quiet Revolution Happening in Lakiya
Shatil is working with the Negev Bedouin town of Lakiya to pioneer a new model of strategic planning. This partnership not only addresses an essential need of Bedouin in the Negev, but it exemplifies the crucial role NIF and Shatil play in stitching together Israel’s social fabric.
Confronting Racism and Police Violence
In America, we have been living for some time with the knowledge that people of color are far more likely to be killed by police than white Americans are. Israel, sadly, appears to be wrestling with a similar demon.
Investing in Hope
Hannah has been living in Jerusalem during some of the darkest times for global democracy in history. They find inspiration in Joseph’s family in this week’s parasha, who press on through the drought in Egypt.
The Courage to Confront What’s Ahead
Andrew hears echoes of the Biblical Joseph on a recent tour of Jerusalem with Ir Amim.
What Judith Can Teach Us About Leadership
Sivan offers eight lessons that the actions of Judith and the work of the New Israel Fund have taught her this Chanukah.