Tag Archive: Mitvim – The Israeli Institute for Regional Foreign Policies
NIF is Investing in Ecosystems, Not Just Emergencies
The civil infrastructure NIF and our partners have built in recent years was designed precisely for moments like these. Here’s how we’ve met and are continuing to meet the moment.
Stop the War
The renewed war in Gaza is inseparable from the Netanyahu government’s attack on Israeli democracy.
Helping Facilitate Humanitarian Aid in Gaza
To help shift Israeli policy around aid to Gaza, NIF gave an emergency grant to an Israeli umbrella organization for humanitarian aid.
Partnering with Haaretz for a Conference on Peace & Security
The central message of the conference: military might alone cannot provide Israelis with lasting security; only a negotiated, diplomatic solution can.
The Deep Uncertainty of Now, and How We are Thinking About It
As the cycle of violence escalates and Israelis wait for attacks from Iran and Hezbollah, those of us who care deeply about Israelis and Palestinians are holding our breath—and turning to trusted sources of information to help understand what is happening.
Finding Another Way: Shatil’s New Political Horizon Forum
“If we dream that peace is possible, it can happen.”—Tami Yakira
How Radically Things Have Changed; How Much More Needs to Be Done
“Israel is better than the way this war is being waged.” ~José Andrés
“Without civil society, Israel’s civil infrastructure would have completely collapsed in the wake of October 7”
In an interview with Calcalist, Mickey Gitzin, director of the New Israel Fund in Israel, warns that Israel’s democratic standing is only worsening, but promises to invest millions in a new political plan.
Preparing Now for the Day After
NIF is investing in policy initiatives designed to offer alternative foreign and domestic policy goals for Israel for the day after this war ends.