NIF Livestream: The Jerusalem March for Pride and Tolerance
As record numbers turned out for the Jerusalem March for Pride and Tolerance, Mickey Gitzin offers an insider’s look at the march.
Read MoreAs record numbers turned out for the Jerusalem March for Pride and Tolerance, Mickey Gitzin offers an insider’s look at the march.
Read MoreOver 1,000 supporters signed onto an ad in solidarity with the Jerusalem March for Pride and Tolerance
Read MoreWe witnessed a setback for Israeli democracy when the Knesset passed legislation intended to stigmatize progressive critics of the current government’s policies. But, the partnership that is NIF — that fuses together those of us who care about Israel’s future with the smartest and most determined Israeli social change activists — is the path forward for a better Israel.
Read MoreA more just, equal, and democratic Israel is possible. Together, let’s pave a new path forward.
Read MoreThe hatred and divisiveness that is pulling Americans and Israelis apart is not only unnecessary and immoral but terribly damaging to both national projects.
Read MoreIt is precisely now, when there is so much at stake and so few safe places, literally and politically, in which we can find refuge, that we must take a stand for our values.
Read MoreIris Zaki made this documentary about a special hair salon called Fifi’s, which is owned by two Christian Arab women and is beloved by Jewish and Arab women alike.
Read MoreI want to draw your attention, for a moment, from the headlines to the grassroots. Because underneath the radar, tens of thousands of Israelis are working to protect liberal democracy and to build a truly shared society. Their stories often go unnoticed and unremarked on.
Read MoreWe at New Israel Fund are in the social change business, meaning that we talk a lot about what needs to be changed in Israel. Today, it’s worth thinking about some Israeli qualities that needn’t be changed, because they are what made Israel the vibrant and interesting society it is.
Read MoreIt was only two weeks ago that many people in Israel and America sat around their table celebrating Passover, a holiday that commemorates our redemption as a Jewish people. “For you were a stranger in the land of Egypt”- an illustrious tractate that was uttered in many households- which we say to remind us as a community about the oppressive treatment we experienced as slaves in Egypt and our call to extend kindness to the other.
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