Mickey Gitzin, director of NIF in Israel, calls for the left to grow, to be courageous, and to stand up for what it believes in.

The opposite of fear is solidarity. NIF and its grantees are standing in solidarity with Palestinians in Area C to mitigate the threat of settler violence.

Yesh Din petitioned Israel’s High Court of Justice to prevent settlement regional councils from confiscating Palestinian livestock—and won.

Invoking “unity” to justify the war—as if that will bring us a better future—is a lie. What Israel needs is not unity, it is leadership that believes in democracy.

One side wants an ethno-nationalist state—a place where Jews are first order citizens, and everyone else is a second order citizen. They seek Jewish control from the river to the sea.

NIF grantee Physicians for Human Rights in Israel is holding up a mirror to Israeli society.

While all eyes are on Gaza, settlers attack Palestinians in the West Bank. NIF grantees are speaking out.

Activists from Tag Meir visited Abu Gosh after another bout of Jewish violence against yet another village.

Violence begets violence, and this week has been full of it. But there are always reasons for hope.

CNN investigation into the settler pogrom in Huwara cites NIF grantee FakeReporter and Breaking the Silence