On March 14th, dozens of Zazim members demonstrated at the Ashdod Port in support of supplying humanitarian aid to the population of Gaza. Our message was heard and seen across town and in the media. Join us by chipping in so we will keep raise our voice for humanitarian aid for Gaza:

Change the rules of engagement to stop the killing of innocent civilians in Gaza and to achieve the war's objectives – returning the hostages alive and neutralizing Hamas.
 

We, mothers and fathers of the soldiers, demand that the government define and clarify the goals of the war, and the exit plan. We cannot endanger the lives of soldiers, hostages in Gaza, and innocent residents without knowing what for. Join us!

Change the rules of engagement to stop the killing of innocent civilians in Gaza and to achieve the war's objectives – returning the hostages alive and neutralizing Hamas.

We - movements, organizations and activists, Jews and Arabs - write these words out of heavy mourning for the thousands of people killed in recent weeks, and out of terrible anxiety for the safety of the abducted and those who will still be harmed in Israel, Gaza and the West Bank.

We demand the immediate establishment of a humanitarian corridor to Gaza to allow quick access by the Red Cross and other humanitarian organizations working in Gaza to the hostages taken from Israel, as well as access and supplies to innocent civilians in Gaza.

We, citizens of Israel and from all over the world, some of us lost our loved ones and others are worried about our kidnapped relatives and friends, call on you to help rescue Israeli hostages kidnapped by Hamas and prevent further bloodshed on both sides by stepping in as a fair mediator in negotiating a deal to release the hostages in exchange for Hamas prisoners.

The draconian law banning the Palestinian flag wasn’t approved yet by the Knesset, but the Israeli police controlled by the extreme right wing minister Ben Gvir is already enforcing it violently.Especially now, as the government threatens to renew the Judicial Coup legislation crushing democracy in Israel, we must fight any attempt to limit protest and freedom of speech, whether it's the Palestinian flag or the Pride flag - and that's why we took a risk and launched the campaign as quickly as possible

While the government is encouraging the extremist “Hilltop Youth” and Ben Gvir is calling on settlers to “run to [settle] the hills” - it’s our time to take action and fight back: On July 7th, we will show up to the illegal outpost “Homesh” with a broad coalition of groups, led by Peace Now, and demand it be dismantled.

Violent settlers seize the olive harvest and the opportunities it affords to attack Palestinians and their property even more than usual. The livelihood generated from the olives harvested provides a primary portion of the annual income for these farmers and their families So much depends on the harvest, and that’s exactly why we must stand with, and show up for, these Palestinian communities

The right to abortion and many other rights that we thought were a given here in Israel are now in danger of being taken from us. 
chip in so this  billboard  is seen on buses all over Jerusalem and Tel Aviv before the next elections:
 

The Knesset Elections Committee rejected a petition to establish polling stations in the Negev’s unrecognized Bedouin villages. Without a nearby place to vote, and without public transportation or access to a car, countless residents will be forced to forgo their right to votes.
chip in for voting rights: