With 400,000 active supporters, Darkenu is the largest non-partisan civil society movement in Israel.
We organize, amplify, and empower the moderate majority of Israelis to exert influence on government policy and on the public discourse, ensuring our nation acts in line with the wishes of citizens, the spirit of Zionism, the principles of democracy, and that it remains grounded in a foundation of mutual respect and responsibility.
We work to amplify the voices of moderates and push back against the rising tide of extremist voices poisoning the political and social discourse.
We aspire towards a State of Israel led by a Knesset and government that promote:
- To ensure Israel’s future as a Jewish and democratic state, we will promote the principle of separation from the Palestinians through a political agreement. Based on bilateral agreements / via a negotiated diplomatic understanding / agreement
- We will act to strengthen the foundations of social justice in Israel – reducing social disparities and developing equal opportunities.
- We will act to strengthen the pluralistic and democratic character of the State of Israel –in the spirit of “live and let live” while enabling expression of all religions and denominations.
- We will act to strengthen the rule of law and fight against trends of corruption, incitement, and racism.
As a grassroots movement, we work daily across Israel – door by door, town by town – setting up stalls in public centers, organizing house meetings, events, demonstrations, and protest vigils. We believe in the importance of an engaged civil society, which is why our activists are professionally trained on a range of topics, including digital media, activism, and current affairs.
Darkenu. Love Israel. Take Action.
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DemocraTV — Darkenu’s Unique Media Venture
How does Israeli media and politics look like to one of the greatest columnists of a world-famous newspaper?
Watch three-time Pulitzer prize winner and New York Times columnist Thomas Friedman express his support for DemocraTV in an interview with Lucy Aharish and founder of the Jerusalem Press Club, Uri Dromi. For the full interview, click here.
