Izraelinfo non-profit organization

Izraelinfo is an online magazine and a registered non-profit organization (Amuta) of Hungarian-speaking Israeli journalists, writers, bloggers and photographers whose goal is to provide original, on-the-ground daily reporting and independent critical analysis of events in Israel – for Hungarian-speaking readers. We see Izraelinfo as a platform for our volunteer contributors to share news, commentaries, reports, ideas, images and videos on Israel and by that to introduce a “different” image of Israel in addition to what is present in the Hungarian – and the international – media. Whilst committed to human rights, liberal views and to freedom of information, our aim is to show our experience of a lively and livable Israel that is much more than a country of wars or religious extremism. Moreover, our goal is to expose our readers to liberal and democratic values, by showing that there is also a discourse in Israel that is committed to democracy, peace, equality, social justice and transparency. All this in Hungarian, informed by Hungarian cultural background.

Donate

Izraelinfo is a non-profit project of Israeli journalists and bloggers, which relies entirely on grants and the support of readers like you.

Make a donation today and help us continue to deliver independent reporting and analysis of the stories that matter most to you.

1 : 30.00 ILS – monthly2 : 50.00 ILS – monthly3 : 100.00 ILS – monthly

Paypal is the safest, simplest way to transfer money internationally, using all currencies and with relatively low fees. By using PayPal, you guarantee that no one (including us) has access to your credit card information, and if you choose monthly support, you can stop your subscription at any time.

Note that you do not need to open a PayPal account to process a donation – after clicking on the “donate” or “subscribe” buttons, you will be given the option to log into PayPal OR to bill your credit card without opening an account.

However, if you do not want to use PayPal:

Bank Transfer

Israel

→ Name: Izraelinfo
→ Bank: Mizrahi Tefahot (20)
→ Branch: 514
→ Account number: 236690

Rest of the world

→ IBAN: IL65 0205 1400 0000 0236 690
→ SWIFT: MIZBILIT

Where do donations go?

Donations to Izraelinfo are used for the site’s ongoing expenses: editing services, web servers and occasional writers’ expenses. The vast majority of the writing in the project is done on a volunteer basis.
All donations go to “Izraelinfo – For the Advancement of Israeli Journalism in Hungarian,” a registered non-profit organization in Israel, established by the Izraelinfo collective in order to support and manage our project.

Contact

Donate

Izraelinfo is a non-profit project of Israeli journalists and bloggers, which relies entirely on grants and the support of readers like you.

Make a donation today and help us continue to deliver independent reporting and analysis of the stories that matter most to you.

1 : 30.00 ILS – monthly2 : 50.00 ILS – monthly3 : 100.00 ILS – monthly

Paypal is the safest, simplest way to transfer money internationally, using all currencies and with relatively low fees. By using PayPal, you guarantee that no one (including us) has access to your credit card information, and if you choose monthly support, you can stop your subscription at any time.

Note that you do not need to open a PayPal account to process a donation – after clicking on the “donate” or “subscribe” buttons, you will be given the option to log into PayPal OR to bill your credit card without opening an account.

However, if you do not want to use PayPal:

Bank Transfer

Israel

→ Name: Izraelinfo
→ Bank: Mizrahi Tefahot (20)
→ Branch: 514
→ Account number: 236690

Rest of the world

→ IBAN: IL65 0205 1400 0000 0236 690
→ SWIFT: MIZBILIT

Where do donations go?

Donations to Izraelinfo are used for the site’s ongoing expenses: editing services, web servers and occasional writers’ expenses. The vast majority of the writing in the project is done on a volunteer basis.
All donations go to “Izraelinfo – Advancement of Citizen Journalism,” a registered non-profit established by the Izraelinfo collective in order to support and manage our project.

Contact