Tag Archive: protests
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.
Beating Back the Forces of Repression
The police tried to stop a pro-peace march. But legal intervention prompted the police to change their tune.
Protesting for Peace
Thousands of Israelis are in the streets calling for an end to the war in order to release the hostages.
Shatil Spotlight: From the Desk of Esther Sivan
A Rosh Hashana message from Shatil’s Director
Exposing Online Incitement Against Pro-Democracy Protestors
NIF grantee FakeReporter reports an alarming rise in calls for violence and hatred against anti-judicial coup protestors
Exposing the Role of Settlers in Judicial Coup
West Bank Jewish settlers are the driving force behind the ongoing judicial coup.
Improving Conditions for Police Detainees
An ACRI petition has forced the Israeli government to pledge to improve conditions for police detainees
Demanding More From Police At Demonstrations
The Association for Civil Rights in Israel spoke to Israel’s Channel 12 about police violations of the rights of demonstrators at protests against the Israeli government’s judicial coup.
Building Resilience in Civil Society Through Shatil
Civil society has always worked in less-than-friendly situations, but the current threats to our democratic values mean that organizations need resilience more than ever.
Demonstrating for Arab Lives
NIF grantees are demanding action, telling the government “We Want to Live!”