Kav LaOved and Physicians for Human Rights Israel uncover violations of health rights of Thai migrant workers in Israel.

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

A new report by NIF grantee Physicians for Human Rights Israel (PHRI) found that Israel has been shirking its responsibilities as an occupying power to provide healthcare for Palestinians in the West Bank.

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.

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.

Jewish-Arab partnership is critical to Israel’s moral fabric and to a democratic future based on equality for all its citizens. In the wake of the recent crisis, NIF is redoubling our investing in initiatives that foster Jewish-Arab cooperation, combat racism and extremism, and advance public legitimacy for Jewish-Arab partnership, and which bring representatives of the Palestinian community in Israel into local and national decision-making.

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

Shatil, NIF’s action arm in Israel, is working with grassroots activists, local authorities, and national leaders to close healthcare gaps.

On International Women’s Day, NIF grantee Physicians for Human Rights Israel (PHRI) sets up a clinic in Gaza to address women’s health.