Tag Archive: combating racism

Jews and Arabs are Standing Together

Omdim Beyachad (Standing Together) is taking a lead on spreading the message that Jewish-Arab partnership is legitimate.

ACRI Campaign Targets Subtle Racism

During a time of blatant racism leading up to the elections, ACRI gives Israelis the tools to identify less obvious forms of racism.

Protesting Against Bus Segregation in Ashkelon

Arabs are being racially profiled on public buses and NIF grantees are mobilizing in response.

Racist Election Poster - Photo Credit: Sikkuy

Racist Election Posters Removed from Ramle Following Outcry

Israeli civil society rallied against posters that stoked fears of miscegenation in the mixed Jewish-Arab town. The poster campaign was stopped.

Kick it Out Israel soccer photo

The Goal: Kick Racism Out of Soccer

Jewish and Arab youth are building a shared society in Israel by playing in soccer tournaments that have participants from different backgrounds. This is part of an initiative by New Israel Fund’s Kick It Out Israel which fights racism on the soccer field.

Jerusalem Pride March Condemns Nation-State Law

This year, the Jerusalem Pride March was not only an act of solidarity with Israel’s LGBTQ community and in particular the recent government decision to deny gay men surrogacy parental rights. It was also a protest rally against the recently enacted Nation-State Law.

The Nation-State Bill Debate

Listening to the debate in Israel about the Nation-State Law, I’m reminded of a defining period in American history — a time of “restrictive covenants” and the civil rights advocates who fought against them.

Public Outcry Following Racist Dismissals at Barkan Wineries Forces Reversal

Barkan ultimately reinstated the employees who were dismissed from working at the winery simply for being Ethiopian.

In This Establishment, All Are Welcome

One chef and restauranteur is making sure that Jerusalem's businesses are open to all.

Trailblazer Frima Merphie Bubis

Watch: Trailblazer Exposes the Injustices of the Occupation

Frima (Merphie) Bubis grew up Orthodox, but pushed to serve in the IDF. Her experience while in uniform ultimately brought her to work at Breaking the Silence.