We Won’t Let Israel’s LGBTQ+ Community Stand Alone
The fight against Israel’s judicial coup is integral to the fight for LGBTQ+ equality.
Read MoreThe fight against Israel’s judicial coup is integral to the fight for LGBTQ+ equality.
Read MoreAs we mark 75 years since the establishment of Israel, it’s time to have a reckoning with the full history.
Read MoreIn the first week of the new Knesset session, Netanyahu’s extremist government is planning moves that go beyond the judicial overhaul.
Read MoreAs Israel commemorates its 75th anniversary, we reflect on the past and remain hopeful for the future.
Read MoreOn this Pesach, Lo Dayeinu, it is not enough for us to engage in conversation about the assault on Israeli democracy without also acknowledging its inextricable link to the enduring military occupation in the West Bank.
Read MoreIsraeli pro-democracy protesters succeeded in getting Netanyahu to pause the judicial coup. But the fight isn’t over yet.
Read MoreIt is more vital than ever to support Israel’s civil society to protect human rights and defend democracy
Read MoreWhy building a pro-democracy movement that is also anti-occupation is necessary
Read More“We have on this land, that which makes life worth living,” wrote the late Palestinian national poet Mahmoud Darwish. These words, in English translation, adorn the walls of the Masafer Yatta home of Palestinian activist Basel Adraa whom I visited last week as a 2023 Naomi Chazan Global Activism Fellow of the New Israel Fund (NIF).
Read MoreExodus explores ideas like oppression and slavery, power, and control, resilience and empowerment, change and growth and spiritual fortitude. Moses, Miriam, and Aaron learn to be leaders in this book. Israel as a community and as a nation is formed, and each individual character goes through immense change and growth, learning how to work together and how to worship God.
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