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OneVoice NGO did not use US funds in bid to topple Netanyahu, Senate inquiry finds
The NGO OneVoice did not use U.S. funds in its campaign to unseat Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, a Senate inquiry found, and the State Department did not violate policies by funding the group.
EU says Israel’s new NGO law risks ‘undermining values’
The European Union said on Tuesday an Israeli law targeting foreign-funded NGOs risked undermining democracy and free speech, and a leading Israeli rights group said it would appeal the legislation in the Supreme Court.
Knesset passes controversial ‘transparency’ law on NGO funding
The Knesset passed controversial legislation that requires nongovernmental organizations to publicly declare their foreign government funding.
Transparency bill for NGOs advances in Israel
An Israeli bill requiring nongovernmental organizations to state publicly that they receive funding from foreign countries has advanced to the full Knesset.
Holy to half of humanity – the polluted water of the Jordan River
NGO believes it has the Master Plan to restore the Lower Jordan Valley.
Israel says U.N. grants Hamas-linked group NGO status
Israel on Monday accused a U.N. committee that oversees non-governmental organizations of granting U.N accreditation to an association that it said promotes \”anti-Israel propaganda in Europe\” and is linked to the militant Palestinian group Hamas.
Backers of anti-Iran group create group against violent Islamists
Imagine taking the 6-year-old NGO (non-governmental organization) United Against Nuclear Iran and swapping out the word “Iran” with “violent extremists.”
What really happened in the battle of Khuzaa, Gaza?
No neighborhood along the eastern half of the Gaza strip — the half closest to Israel — emerged unscathed from the recent 50-day war in Gaza, which left more than 2,000 Palestinians dead.
Israeli NGOs bringing their expertise to meet Africa’s needs
When they first arrived in northern Kenya in 2011 at the height of a massive drought, the Israeli refugee aid organization IsraAid planned to offer food and other core necessities to the 100,000 residents of the Kakuma refugee camp.