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

The upcoming election may very well be a referendum on the direction of Israel’s democracy.

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.

The just-concluded campaign for local governments in Israel saw right-wing parties deploy racist rhetoric. These desperate campaign tactics largely failed. Meanwhile, a high number of women were elected to office.

There has been an uptick in violence against Arabs across the country fueled by politicians. Tag Meir, Sikkuy, and other civil society organizations are pushing back.

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

A recent bill denied gay men eligibility for surrogacy, sparking widespread outrage.

Gali is part of the Movement for the Future of the Western Negev, which demands a political settlement to stop the violence along the boundary with Gaza.

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

Avinof Frumer led a courageous campaign by the LGBTQ community at the height of the AIDS epidemic.