Jerusalem
The Friedrich Naumann Foundation for Freedom has been operating in Israel since 1982 and began its Palestinian work in 1994. With an Israeli-Palestinian team in a joint office in Jerusalem the foundation aims to be a platform of innovation for enhancing freedom in society, strengthening dialogue with the European Union and contributing to the advancement of Israeli-Palestinian dialogue. Together with our partners, we want to strengthen liberal values like the rule of law, respect of human dignity with civil and human rights, market economy principles and entrepreneurship and a democratic culture of tolerance and pluralism.
News
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Call for Office Manager
The Friedrich Naumann Foundation for Freedom is seeking a highly organized, proactive and detail-oriented Office Manager to join our team in Jerusalem.
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Upcoming Israeli Elections
Israel goes to the polls on October 27, and it is still unclear whether the opposition will manage to replace Netanyahu, as his political bloc is expected to receive only around 50 seats out of a 120.
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Designing Places – Building Communities
Can a public square strengthen a community? This question brought together students, professors, locals and partner organizations from Germany & Israel for an extraordinary week in Hamburg.
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Filling the Information Gap
In the early days of the war, many Israelis experienced a sharp “information gap. This vacuum accelerated a shift toward Telegram as a breaking-news tool: fast, direct, and often unfiltered.
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Banning Hate Speech: Winning the Battle But Losing the War
A free society cannot exist without free speech. However, there are instances in which free speech is limited. This article means to tackle the different options, when dealing with Hate Speech.
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Exchange of Blows between Israel and Iran: Perspectives from the Region
The escalation between Israel, Iran and the USA is shaking up the Middle East, revealing global risks and raising the question of whether regional stability and genuine peace are even possible.
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Healing Amidst Rupture: NATAL’s Work Supporting Israelis Through War and Trauma
Since the terrorist attack on October 7, 2023, many Israelis have been under severe psychological strain. In an interview, Ifat Morad from NATAL reports on how psychosocial support creates hope and stability in everyday war life.