Tag: New Israel Fund

It “invests in organizations bent on destroying Zionism,” Gadi Taub, a senior lecturer at the Hebrew University said.

The NIF is incorporated as a foreign company in Israel and therefore its Israeli donors aren’t entitled to tax benefits.

The NIF issued a "special grant" to civil society groups that helped organize Saturday's "huge demonstration" in Tel Aviv, the group said.

Uri Zaki raised 734,000 shekels in 2017-2022 for his nonprofit from the New Israel Fund, a U.S.-based NGO that supports progressive groups in Israel.

"Foreign governments are intervening in Israel's counter-terrorism policies."

Of the 35 NGOs, 22 reported receiving more than 50% of their funding from foreign governments. Of the 35 NGOs, 22 reported receiving more than 50% of their funding from foreign governments.

MK Keti Shitrit (Likud) called Shenhar's letter "shameful" and said it was an attempt to "exclude the bereaved families from the hearings on the terrorists' punishment."

The fund targets non-profit organizations that work with "populations in need of assistance" and who lost more than 25% of their income.

"The fact that this is occurring in a far-left NGO is not surprising."

Minister Smotrich said the High Court is "running the state here and making decisions in a way that renders unnecessary the democratic system & people."

And all those poor prisoners did was murder civilian men, women, and children – how dare those Israelis limit their visits so brazenly?

Im Tirtzu filed an incitement to violence complaint with the police.

Hebrew U. president Prof. Asher Cohen condemned the chemistry professor's remarks but refused to initiate a disciplinary hearing.

"Now their money is being funneled towards prosecuting Israel in the ICC."

With European funding earmarked for the purpose, Israeli NGOs such as B’Tselem have ceaselessly attacked Israel’s Supreme Court with the aim of rendering the Jewish state vulnerable to prosecution in the International Criminal Court.

Adalah, which has received nearly $700,000 from the New Israel Fund (NIF), announced that it is “prepared to submit legal material” to the ICC to aid its war crimes probe against Israel.

"Once I found out, I decided to withdraw from the project."

"This is a blatant and unacceptable intervention in Israel's internal affairs and its sovereign decisions."

According to Im Tirtzu, hosting PHRI is an explicit violation of the Council for Higher Education's ruling to reject the politicization of Israeli academia.

“We want to be the organization that provides a national Jewish progressive home,” said NIF vice president of finance and operations Jennifer Spitzer of a new fund that will include support to anti-Israel groups like IfNotNow.

Im Tirtzu's legal division hailed the ruling as "a great victory for Israeli democracy."

Despite the ballistic report, which only confirms the way the policeman shot Takka, it is not clear how the incident happened.

Local settlers praised the police and expressed their hope that the arrest of these thieves would yield some deterrence to the numerous other Arab thieves in the area.

Despite the rector's warning, Goldblum said that if a student enters his classroom wearing an Im Tirtzu T-shirt, he would refuse to continue teaching and "call security."

The far-left New Israel Fund, however, was not among the marchers.

Israelis tell New Israel Fund CEO Daniel Sokatch: “Stop harming us”

"This bill aims to end the cash flow from international institutions to Israeli NGOs and make it difficult for them to intervene in Israel's security affairs."

The appeal on behalf of the terrorist's family was submitted by leftwing NGO HaMoked which received more than $3 million from foreign sources.

Im Tirtzu activists recorded Israeli Arabs shouting, "With spirit and blood we'll redeem you, Palestine," "Rest in peace, martyr, we continue in your path," "Israel is a terrorist state," and "An Arab Palestine from the sea to the River Jordan."

The Struggle Headquarters propaganda maliciously misrepresents the law, using a false comparison between two Border Guard officers, one a Jew, the other a Druze.