Tag Archive: Gaza
We are Hopeful. And We Will Not Stop at Hope.
From Gaza to Tel Aviv people are celebrating, but we know that the story does not end here.
Finding the “Treasures that Prevail”
NIF Board Member Sally Gottesman reflects on despair and the possibility of repair in a poem by Adrienne Rich.
Exposing the Israeli Public to the Cost of War on Gazan Children
NIF grantee Have You Seen the Horizon Lately produced a powerful 30-second clip, which ran on Channel 12, Israel’s most watched television station.
Podcasting from the West Bank with “This American Life”
Palestinians living in the West Bank have faced increasing hardships since October 7, reports This American Life. But NIF and its grantees are not giving up.
It is Time for All of Us to Speak Out
Let us take courage from Israeli activists exhorting their fellow citizens to look at Gaza. see the starvation, grasp the destruction, and then demand better.
Israelis are Taking to the Streets to End the War. We Stand With Them.
We know where our moral north lies: in the courageous hearts and minds of the activists standing up for equality, justice, compassion, and, yes, democracy.
Speaking Truth to Power and Exposing the Cost of War
Adi Ronen Argov, winner of our 2025 Truth to Power Award, talks about her work documenting the horrors of war on those who are “forcibly involved”—especially children.
The True Purpose of this War
Things are shifting in Israel right now. Netanyahu has said, explicitly, that he intends to re-occupy Gaza, and in a cabinet meeting today, the government is expected to approve his plan. This, notwithstanding his military Chief of Staff’s strong and loud opposition, for fear that it will result in the deaths of soldiers and—even more…
Photo Essay: Protesting Against Starvation in Gaza
Nearly a thousand people gathered this week outside of Trump International Hotel in New York City to call for an end to the war in Gaza.
The Urgency of Hope in the Darkest Times
It is more important than ever that we insist on hope—not as a last resort, but as the spark of inspiration in our struggle for peace and justice.