After forty years, schools in two Bedouin villages will finally be connected to the power grid.

In a victory for religious freedom and women’s rights, 4 Orthodox women won their case against “modesty” signs in Beit Shemesh.

A corrupt deal transferring state property designated for public housing to politically-connected religious NGOs was frozen.

In a major victory for human rights, Israel’s Supreme Court has ruled that refugees can no longer be held indefinitely in detention camps.

New legislation ensures compensation for Palestinian Israeli victims of hate crimes.

A public radio station, which forbade women’s voices on the air, was taken to task by two NIF grantees and the Jerusalem District Court.

A decisive victory against suburban sprawl marks a huge success for periphery communities and environmental justice in Israel.

In a victory against discrimination, Israel’s High Court ruled that the state should no longer grant stipends to yeshiva students.

Following a protracted legal battle, 221 children of migrant workers will receive legal status to stay in Israel, the only home they’ve ever known.

A new election process will ensure a more moderate and more representative city rabbinate.