Many Bedouin towns do not have polling stations or public transportation to the nearest polling station.

An ambitious partnership seeks to give Bedouin citizens the tools they need to access the resources that can improve the lives of those living in the Negev.

Amal came from humble beginnings and now sees her community in Rahat transformed by new opportunities that she has helped bring forward.

An established program was under threat of a budget cut from the Ministry of Education. The program has impacted hundreds of lives in the severely underserved Bedouin community.

Amal Elsana Alh’jooj spoke to rabbinical students about her life journey as a feminist Bedouin in Israel.

This organization’s legal advocacy has succeeded in connecting other Bedouin schools to the electricity grid in the past.

Bedouin citizens of Israel are told that they were given their citizenship by mistake despite their long family lineage and connection to the land.

Meet five individuals struggling to gain liberty in contemporary Israel.