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Preventing the Disconnection of Electricity
17 November 2022
Following NIF grantees’ successful petition against disconnection of electricity, the Israel Electric Authority expanded the criteria for those eligible for protection.
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Obituary: Remembering Veteran Israeli LGBTQ Activist Yonatan Danielowitz
31 August 2022
We commemorate the life of Yonatan Danielowitz, one of the luminaries of Israel’s LGBTQ rights movement.
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Standing Up for Pride
7 July 2022
NIF Grantee Israel Hofsheet (Be Free Israel) successfully petitioned against the rerouting of a pride parade last week in Mitzpe Ramon.
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Fighting Expulsions in the South Hebron Hills
12 May 2022
After an egregious ruling by Israel’s Supreme court, ACRI pledges to continue the fight to prevent the eviction of Palestinians from the South Hebron Hills.
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Preventing East Jerusalem Home Demolitions
14 April 2022
Several NIF grantees including Ir Amim and Bimkom – Planners for Planning Rights helped in the legal fight against the demolition of dozens of homes in the Palestinian village of Al-Walaja.
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Protecting the Right to Electricity
2 February 2022
After a petition by two NIF grantees, Israel’s Supreme Court ruled that electricity is a protected right.
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Fighting for Family Unification
20 January 2022
In response to a petition by several NIF grantees, Israel’s Supreme Court prohibited the Ministry of Interior from continuing to block Palestinian family unifications.
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Fighting For LGBTQ Palestinians
5 August 2021
After a petition by three NIF grantees, Israel’s Supreme Court demands the government clarify its position on refusal to grant work permits for LGBTQ Palestinians seeking political asylum.
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Victory for LGBTQ Families
22 July 2021
In a huge landmark for LGBTQ rights, Israel’s Supreme Court rejects the ban on surrogacy for both same-sex couples and single fathers.
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Protecting the Right to Protest
22 April 2021
After a petition by NIF grantees, Israel’s Supreme Court ruled against a COVID-19 restriction which limited citizens from participating in demonstrations more than 1000 meters from their homes.
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