Tag Archive: the occupation
Responding to Settler Violence in the West Bank
NIF grantees are calling out the hypocrisy of only condemning settler violence when the target is Israeli soldiers.
Reflections from NIF’s Global Activism Fellowship: On a Trampoline in the South Hebron Hills
This summer, I traveled to Israel and the occupied territories as a part of the New Israel Fund’s Global Activism Fellowship. Seeing an issue that is so important to me up close made it real.
Standing Up to Home Demolitions
As the Israeli army demolishes homes in East Jerusalem, leaving Palestinians homeless, Israelis are fighting back.
Could a Jewish-Arab Partnership Happen in the Knesset?
Zazim is defending the legitimacy of all voters – no matter if they are Jewish or Arab.
Five Organizations Reject Erdan’s Attack on Airbnb
We are dismayed to read your letter to governors of US states, in which you assert that Airbnb’s decision to delist homes in West Bank Jewish settlements is tantamount to adhering to the BDS Movement and constitutes anti-Semitism.
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.
WATCH: The Wall and The Gate: Israel, Palestine, and the Legal Battle for Human Rights
Online book talk with Michael Sfard, leading Israeli human rights lawyer and the author of The Wall and the Gate: Israel, Palestine, and the Legal Battle for Human Rights. Moderated by NIF’s VP for Public Engagement, Libby Lenkinski.
A Photo Exhibit by B’Tselem Draws the Government’s Ire
The exhibit shows photographs of 50 Palestinians born in 1967 and humanizes Palestinians living in the occupied territories.