Some of the most inspiring projects that are building a shared future for Israel’s Arab and Jewish citizens are happening in Israel’s South.

Many Bedouin towns do not have polling stations or public transportation to the nearest polling station.

An ambitious partnership seeks to give Bedouin citizens the tools they need to access the resources that can improve the lives of those living in the Negev.

Political forces tried to evict the Negev Coexistence Forum for Civil Equality from a shelter they have used for more than a decade. They failed.

The Housing Minister wanted to create six new Jewish settlements in the Negev instead of strengthening existing Bedouin and Jewish towns that have been neglected.

Mohammed Abu al-Hija led an effort of unrecognized villages in Israel to gain their basic rights from the government.

Police wanted the organizers to pay for security and for a six-foot high fence. We pushed back.

Tami Cohen, 87, sees a connection between what she fought for back then and what she’s fighting for now.