Tag Archive: civil rights
Celebrating Jewish-Arab Partnership
A new emergency grants initiative helps promote Jewish-Arab partnership and the notions of a shared society in Israel.
Statement from New Israel Fund on Cabinet Passage of ‘Transparency Bill’
In another attempt to punish criticism of Israeli government policy, the Ministerial Cabinet today passed the bill that targets progressive and human rights organizations. We at NIF urge the Knesset to reject this proposed legislation.
“Together, We Succeeded in Drying the Tears”
After more than two decades, more than 9,300 Ethiopian Jews have finally been given clearance to immigrate to Israel.
Court Rules that Jerusalem Must Provide Services to Palestinian Neighborhood
A court victory for the Kafr Akeb neighborhood will ensure that residents start receiving services from Jerusalem’s Municipal government.
Haaretz Peace Conference Rallies Israeli Civil Society
A sold-out crowd of politicians, journalists, civil society leaders, and the public turned out for a conference on the future of Israel’s democracy in Tel Aviv.
Reprieve in Ramia
After 30 years and a long legal battle, residents of the unrecognized Bedouin village of Ramia have hope for a more secure future.
Settler License for Archaeological Site Cancelled
Thanks to a court victory, an archaeological site will not be leased to settlers.
NIF Grantee Leads Efforts against Discrimination
In the wake of escalating tensions, Sikkuy stands up to ensure civil rights protections for Palestinian Israelis.
Interview with Ir Amim Executive Director
Meet Yehudit Oppenheimer, an activist working to reduce tensions in Jerusalem and transform the city into a more equitable and shared space for all inhabitants.
“Managing” Didn’t Work
Amid the upsurge of violence, it’s more important than ever that we hold tight to the values that drive us: Democracy. Equality. Justice.