From funding for the Jerusalem March to marketing, to media, and more, NIF played a major role in this year’s march.

A group of 500 graduates from a religious pre-army prep academy march against homophobia and divisiveness.

Observers at this year’s march couldn’t help but notice the strong representation of religious Israelis.

A precedent-setting soccer tournament promoted the values of inclusion and respect.

As Jerusalem Pride approaches, Kick It Out Jerusalem hosts special events to celebrate diversity and shared society.

Thousands – including the Israeli president – rally to demand government action against Jewish extremism.

On Sunday Shira Banki – one of the marchers stabbed in the Jerusalem Pride Parade – passed away. Read the heartbreaking message that her family released.

Extremism in democratic societies is rooted in and expressed through politics. It’s time for Israel’s leaders to show greater responsibility.

Before the devastating stabbings at Jerusalem’s Gay Pride March on Thursday marred the event, Israelis turned out for a celebration of LBGTQ rights.