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.

Hundreds of Israelis came together at a Conservative synagogue in Jerusalem to mourn the attack.

Over 50,000 demonstrators came out on Saturday night to protest a bill that would weaken the police as they investigate the prime minister.

Ultranationalists pressured political leaders to pull out of the conference over NIF’s sponsorship. They were rebuffed.

A record number of Israelis voiced their commitment to democracy and inclusion at this year’s Rabin Memorial in Tel Aviv.

MKs and civil society groups respond to the passage of Israel’s contentious NGO bill.

Together with Israel’s leading newspaper, NIF hosted a first-of-its-kind gathering in New York on December 13. Check out some of the highlights here.

As both Israel and America grapple with real and perceived threats, and when xenophobia, racism, and fear seem to saturate both the political discourse in Israel and the 2016 race for the White House, the calm confidence and basic human decency that Rivlin and Obama project are, at least to me, a relief.

A new project monitors racism and incitement on social media and other online forums.