Tag Archive: Association for Civil Rights in Israel (ACRI)
Fighting the Judicial Overhaul in Court
The Association for Civil Rights in Israel is petitioning the Supreme Court against a law that would allow the executive to capture the judicial selection committee.
Building and Blocking against Settler Violence in the West Bank
NIF grantees are working together to help block the worst outcomes of settler violence and insisting on the rule of law.
Israeli Human Rights groups say NO to Trump’s plans for Gaza
12 human rights organizations released a powerful joint statement opposing Trump’s plan to forcibly transfer Palestinians out of Gaza.
Trump 2.0 and Israel
How NIF is thinking about the new administration, and remaining steadfast in our work.
Keeping the Israeli Press Free
ACRI and Haaretz jointly hosted a conference to talk about—and resist—the Netanyahu government’s assault on the free press.
Shrinking Ben-Gvir’s Powers Over the Police
Earlier this week, the Supreme Court ruled in favor ACRI and Adalah, dashing one of Ben-Gvir’s attempts to politicize the Israeli police.
Tracking Anti-Democratic Legislation
The Knesset is Back in Session. Follow along as we track and explain new legislation.
Former Israeli Defense Minister Yaalon is Warning of Ethnic Cleansing in North Gaza. Everyone Should Listen.
With all of this bad news, it can be hard to imagine a better future. But at NIF, we get up in the morning ready to fight back.
Mobilizing Against a Racist and Anti-Democratic Bill in the Knesset
NIF and our partners are fighting a bill to weaken the power of the judiciary and make it harder for Arabs to participate in the political process.
Exposing Unprecedented Backsliding in Human Rights Protections
ACRI’s new report documents how Israeli government policies are threatening democracy and human rights in the shadow of war.