A court victory for the Kafr Akeb neighborhood will ensure that residents start receiving services from Jerusalem’s Municipal government.

A sold-out crowd of politicians, journalists, civil society leaders, and the public turned out for a conference on the future of Israel’s democracy in Tel Aviv.

After 30 years and a long legal battle, residents of the unrecognized Bedouin village of Ramia have hope for a more secure future.

Thanks to a court victory, an archaeological site will not be leased to settlers.

Meet Yehudit Oppenheimer, an activist working to reduce tensions in Jerusalem and transform the city into a more equitable and shared space for all inhabitants.

Amid the upsurge of violence, it’s more important than ever that we hold tight to the values that drive us: Democracy. Equality. Justice.

Following August’s Supreme Court ruling, 1,178 asylum seekers were released from the Holot Detention facility in the Negev.

A film about the work of NIF grantee Hotline for Refugees and Migrants won Best Documentary at last week’s Jerusalem Film Festival.