Our Work in 2021 – An Interactive Guide

 

The New Israel Fund UK is a community for a just, equal, and secure Israel. Together we fund, develop, and connect organisations and leaders who defend democracy and deliver a fairer society for marginalised communities and all living in Israel.

 

EQUALITY

We work towards full equality for all living in Israel, as envisioned by the Declaration of Independence. We embody Arab-Jewish partnership and enable those advocating and advancing a genuinely shared society. 

JUSTICE

We work to realise Israel’s founding vision of “liberty, justice, and peace taught by the Hebrew Prophets”. Our partners and grantees address the challenges which threaten democracy and human rights.

COMMUNITY

We connect people with shared values and passions, in the UK, around the world, and through our work in Israel. We are inspired by Jewish history and heritage to fight for the rights of all people in Israel. We welcome everyone to join our community.

 

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Our Impact in Numbers

This year we raised £832,000 for NIF’s core work, provided 5,775 hours of support to charities and activists, and developed over 1,800 new leaders.

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Advancing Arab-Jewish Partnership

After the outbreak of inter-communal violence in May, NIF raised one million shekels to bridge the divide between Arab and Jewish citizens in Israel.

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Human Rights & Defending Democracy

In a year marked by increasing settler violence, NIF and our grantees stood together to change a broken system, end the occupation, and to say no to violence and racism.

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Israel For All

Our campaigns have led to 4,700 new homes for vulnerable citizens, ensured that non-Orthodox converts now legally qualify as Jewish, and secured funding for a second hospital in the Negev.