After years of campaigning by NIF grantees, Israel’s Minister of Health announces a historic investment in healthcare for Palestinian communities in Israel.

After an unprecedented visit to NIF grantee Physicians For Human Rights Israel’s clinic for asylum seekers in Jaffa, Israel’s sitting health minister made a statement committing to greater health equity for all.

With opportunities to influence Israel’s new government, NIF’s action arm, Shatil, steps up a new training program for civil society organizations advocating for their cause.

Thousands attended Jerusalem’s March for Pride and Tolerance this year.

NIF grantee Physicians for Human Rights Israel (PHRI) mobilized quickly to deliver much needed aid to Gaza.

After multiple campaigns to ensure equitable access to the COVID-19 vaccine by NIF grantees, Israel will begin vaccinating 120,000 Palestinian workers.

After a petition from multiple NIF grantees, Israel’s Supreme Court ruled to restrict intrusive and ineffective COVID-19 contact tracing surveillance methods.

After campaign pressure from our grantee Physicians for Human Rights Israel and other human rights groups, Israel begins vaccinating asylum seekers and refugees.

After five NIF grantees petitioned Israel’s Supreme Court, the Israel Prison Service has begun vaccinating prisoners over 45.

The Shatil-led Arab-Jewish Citizens’ Forum for the Promotion of Health in the Galilee successfully advocated for a life-saving dialysis center for COVID-19 patients.