CJNV brings Jewish activists from around the world to Israel/Palestine to join in Palestinian-led nonviolent civil resistance to occupation, apartheid, and displacement.
Applications to join our next cohort of Hineinu, our 4-month sustained solidarity project in Masafer Yatta, are open until October 20!
Between October 15th and November 18th, we’re bringing Jewish activists from around the world to join in the olive harvest for week-long shifts in this timely and impactful act of coresistance.
In May 2023, 40 Jewish activists from the US, Canada, and the UK joined together for 10 days to learn and take action in solidarity with Palestinians across Jerusalem / Al-Quds and Masafer Yatta.
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Now is the time for solidarity. Your support helps to continue our year-round solidarity presence on the ground, our education and international organizing, and our core programs (Hineinu cohorts, the Olive Harvest, and our ten-day solidarity delegations).
CJNV brings Jewish activists from around the world to Israel/Palestine to join in Palestinian-led nonviolent civil resistance to occupation, apartheid, and displacement.
One of CJNV’s major contributions is to lift up and amplify Palestinian voices and resistance. Toward this end, our work has garnered significant international media attention.
“This experience left me deeply troubled, but also more hopeful then ever. I feel so grateful for this opportunity to see more fully the reality of the occupation and to be part of a brave, vibrant, brilliant community of people — Palestinians, Israelis, and international Jews — who are actively working to dismantle it. I feel renewed in my conviction that Occupation is NOT my Judaism, and that the work defining what IS my Judaism has tremendous spiritual, communal, and political potency for liberation.”
“After returning to the U.S., the embodied memory of my time with CJNV– the coresistance, the connected struggle, and witnessing the urgency and stakes of the problem continue to fuel, clarify, and sharpen my organizing.”
“It was a transformative experience for my politicization and relationship-building to be in the long-term struggle in solidarity for Palestinian self-determination.”