NIF is proud to provide an emergency grant to protests in Israel’s geographic periphery

Shatil’s Rawabit leadership training program for young Arab Palestinian leaders in Israel is part of an effort to build civil society in the Arab community.

Two NIF grantees have launched campaigns to end the systematic targeting and arrest of Arab-Israeli activists across Israel.

The Abraham Initiatives and Sikkuy: The Association for the Advancement of Civic Equality played a key role in the mobilization for peace and shared society amidst the landscape of violent escalation.

Shatil led the way in coordinating Arab advocacy and activism around emerging real-time events using cutting-edge technology, the platform and history of our Haifa office, and the leadership and relationships of new Shatil-Haifa director Fida Naara-Tabony.

Bereaved mothers march to protest the murders and selective under-policing in Arab Israeli communities.

Since April 10, over 550 new members have joined the grassroots movement Omdim Beyachad (Standing Together).

The just-concluded campaign for local governments in Israel saw right-wing parties deploy racist rhetoric. These desperate campaign tactics largely failed. Meanwhile, a high number of women were elected to office.

The Association for Civil Rights in Israel (ACRI) successfully petitioned the Haifa Administrative Court forcing the government to punish a construction firm.

Reserve general, former head of the Labor Party, and former mayor of Haifa felt compelled to donate to NIF.