Israelis are sharing messages of support and solidarity after last week’s tragedy.

Since April 10, over 550 new members have joined the grassroots movement Omdim Beyachad (Standing Together).

Omdim Beyachad (Standing Together) is taking a lead on spreading the message that Jewish-Arab partnership is legitimate.

Israelis are speaking out after the recent murder of an Arab Israeli woman named Diana Abu-Katifan.

Arabs are being racially profiled on public buses and NIF grantees are mobilizing in response.

Thirty-four establishments in Jerusalem have agreed to put Arabic on their menus with the help of Omdim Beyachad (Standing Together).

After an Ethiopian-Israeli man was killed by the police in Bat Yam, the Association of Ethiopian Jews and Omdim Beyachad are raising the issue of police violence and taking to the streets.

Tens of thousands of demonstrators protested in Tel Aviv, demanding the transfer of the budget promised by the government to combat domestic violence against women.

22-year-old graduate student Lara Alqasem was held at Ben Gurion airport for more than two weeks before she was allowed to join her classmates at Hebrew University.

As a response to the Nation-State Law, a number of NIF-affiliated organizations put on this event.