by Lauren Zilberman | Nov 7, 2025 | Human and Civil Rights, News, NIF
Recently, in the southern development town of Ofakim—one of Israel’s poorest municipalities—some 25 representatives of public and community organizations gathered for a new event: a “citizens’ fair”. It was a space where regular people could come, see, and interact...
by Lauren Zilberman | Oct 31, 2025 | Featured, Human and Civil Rights, News, NIF, Shared Society and Combatting Racism
The family of Canadian-Israeli Vivian Silver z”l, a life-long peace activist killed on October 7, has announced the winners of the second annual Vivian Silver Impact Award, created in her honor and supported by NIFC. The award honours two women–one Arab and one...
by Lauren Zilberman | Oct 24, 2025 | Human and Civil Rights, News, NIF
Since the ceasefire in Gaza took effect earlier this month, incidents of settler violence against Palestinians in the West Bank have surged. The uptick has happened as Palestinians attempt to harvest olives, as they do every year from mid-September through November....
by Lauren Zilberman | Oct 24, 2025 | Featured, Human and Civil Rights, News, NIF
Twice a week, a team of doctors joins NIF-grantee and former NIFC funded partner Physicians for Human Rights Israel’s (PHRI) mobile clinic in a minibus packed with specialized equipment and medications. Together they travel to provide primary medical care to...
by Fram Dinshaw | Sep 5, 2025 | News, NIF
On Monday, the IDF fired an artillery shell at a camera situated on a balcony of the Nasser Hospital in Gaza’s Khan Younis, the only functioning hospital left in southern Gaza. Then, in a military move known as a “double tap,” they hit it again. That second hit killed...
by Hannah Blazer | Apr 29, 2025 | NIF
By Daniel Sokatch, NIF International CEO It’s been a bleak few months here in the United States as we’ve contended with the Trump Administration’s “flood the zone” strategy, a parade of autocratic actions aimed at stunning Americans into inaction while dismantling the...
