Young Leadership & Education Coordinator Zak Witus is energized after returning from the Global Activism Fellowship trip to Israel.

NIF grantee Breaking the Silence led a solidarity visit to Palestinian residents of Hebron last week which was turned away by Border Police.

Bezalel Smotrich, an incoming senior government minister, called human rights activists a threat to Israel’s existence.

The settler organization Nachala established six new illegal settlement outposts in the West Bank, facing virtually no repercussions from the Israeli government.

Following a a major settler attack on Palestinians in the South Hebron Hills, NIF grantees and other human rights organizations organized a march to protest the violence and support Palestinians’ water rights.

NIF grantee Breaking the Silence documented a violent assault against Palestinian farmers in the Hebron Hills.

Thanks to Hamoked: Center for the Defense of the Individual, Israel’s Supreme Court canceled a demolition order for a home in the West Bank.

This year, the alternative Memorial Day ceremony held by Combatants for Peace and the Parents Circle – Families Forum, was held online and attracted record-breaking numbers of attendees.

Frima (Merphie) Bubis grew up Orthodox, but pushed to serve in the IDF. Her experience while in uniform ultimately brought her to work at Breaking the Silence.

Videos taken by B’Tselem and Yesh Din help show Israelis what’s happening beyond the barrier.