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

Israelis and people around the world have mobilized against the return of Kahanists to the political arena.

Israeli civil society rallied against posters that stoked fears of miscegenation in the mixed Jewish-Arab town. The poster campaign was stopped.

Abu Hamad is an alumnus of Shatil’s “Lowering the Walls” program, an anti-racism training for Jerusalem leaders. Since the training, he has spearheaded other inspiring initiatives.

The Tag Meir forum paid a solidarity visit to Beit Iksa following racist vandalism in the village.

Civil society has compelled the government to confront similar hate crimes in the past.

On a bleak day in Jerusalem for those who want to actualize a shared society, Tag Meir continues to build solidarity.

This show of solidarity is part of a commitment by the group to visit victims of racist crimes within 48 hours of their occurrence.

NIF and it’s family of grantees are working to extinguish the flames of hatred.

Following a hate crime aimed at Reform Jews, prominent Reform leaders push ahead for religious freedom in Israel.