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CAPI is an Israeli non-profit organization which promotes projects and activities to enhance peace and coexistence between the Israeli and Palestinian people. Alongside, CAPI also provides legal assistance to victi
ms of the occupation, house demolitions or evictions.
The main focus CAPI therefore takes regards issues such as humanist education, human rights, conflict resolution, as well as awareness raising.

The Center for International Encounters’ mission is to operate a center for international encounters and education, for the promotion of culture, arts and community activities, as well as for fostering the cultural and artistic diversity of the people of the Middle East, including without limitation Jews, Druze, Bedouin, Palestinians, Arab, Christians and Muslims.

The Center for Encounters and Communication (CIE) is a safe space, located in Abu Tor, a mixed Jewish-Arab neighbourhood in Jerusalem. This location reflects our vision of a peaceful living together and diversity. Beyond borders and conflict lines this brings together people at regional, national and international levels. Despite all the challenges our projects are successful, particularly in the areas of intercultural mediation & promoting dialogue and diversity through art and culture.

The Center for International Migration and Integration (CIMI) facilitates the sharing of good practices in migration and integration between Israel and the international community, drawing upon the extensive experience Israel has accumulated in immigrant integration and diaspora-homeland partnerships.

To promote peace and peacemaking proactively among individuals, groups and nations by correcting the root causes of problems rather than dealing with their results; through proactive activities which lead to understanding,forgiveness and reconciliation.
Objectives: Teaching peace in schools and in youth associations, creating peace networks.

Challenge promotes creative thinking and action to deal with the conflicts and tensions in the Israeli society in a non-violent manner. Challenge's goals are: • To promote a more egalitarian and tolerant Israeli society; • To reduce the levels of violence in the Israeli society by enhancing Israeli citizens' capabilities; • To raise awareness to the developments in the field of conflict transformation. According to our approach, a conflict is a situation of colliding strategies. Conflicts might be the source of enriching energies or create unnecessary suffering. We have at our disposal methodological tools that allow us to deal with every conflict in a creative way. Not in order to cancel different voices or subsume persons or groups, but on the contrary to create a rich harmony instead of the violent cacophony that exists today in our society. A harmony in which everyone's unique identity can reach full expression. By transforming Israel’s internal and external conflicts we will contribute to the creation of a society that is inclusive towards all its members. A society sustainably integrated in its international environment. As a civilian NGO Challenge behaves in a substantive impartial way and aims to become a model for the whole Israeli society

our mission is to promote climate justice, protect the right to a clean and healthy environment, and
address the impacts of climate change and environmental hazards on the Palestinian community in
Israel. We strive to achieve this through advocacy, empowering professional leadership and civil
enforcement, and collaborative efforts that empower our community and bring about systemic
change. Towards achieving this mission, we pursue the following objectives:
1. Advocate for national policies and strategies that effectively address the effects of
environmental hazards and climate change on Israeli Arab communities.
2. Strengthen the operational capacities of Arab local authorities to tackle environmental hazards
and climate change.
3. Engage local communities in addressing environmental crises and climate change issues