Tag Archive: Association for Civil Rights in Israel (ACRI)
Israel Uses Advanced Technology to Track Palestinian Workers
According to a new report produced in cooperation with ACRI and Privacy Israel, the Israeli military is using intrusive technologies to surveil Palestinians both in the occupied territories and within Israel proper.
The Beauty and Power of Our Community
LGBTQ Israelis must broaden the definition of what it means to fight for equality in order to live up to our values.
Petitioning Against Unjust Barriers for Bedouin Citizens
NIF grantees are on the frontlines of the fight against systematic barriers Bedouin citizens face when they move to — or back to— unrecognized villages in Israel.
Fighting Expulsions in the South Hebron Hills
After an egregious ruling by Israel’s Supreme court, ACRI pledges to continue the fight to prevent the eviction of Palestinians from the South Hebron Hills.
Monitoring and Counteracting Incitement
Multiple NIF grantees have been leading the charge to diffuse tensions during Ramadan/Passover by tracking and reporting online incitement to violence.
De-escalating Violence and Investing in Shared Society
In the aftermath of deadly attacks on civilians, NIF grantees quickly mobilized campaigns to support the de-escalation of violence and underline the need for partnership in this dangerous moment.
Passover, Ramadan, and the Need for a Truly Shared Society
There is great fear in Israel right now as terror attacks mount and Ramadan and Passover approach. But, the New Israel Fund was built for times like these.
Defending Liberal Democracy in Israel and Supporting Ukraine
This week, in the face of this ongoing crisis in Ukraine, NIF made a grant to support a crisis center on the Ukraine-Poland border and a network of safehouses operated by the progressive Israeli youth movement, Hashomer Hatzair.
Building Bus Stops for Unrecognized Bedouin Villages
A group of NIF grantees successfully petitioned Israel’s Ministry of Transportation to install bus stops near unrecognized Bedouin villages in the Negev, providing much-needed public transit access.