Looking for ways to help?
Here you will find details on our current and previous campaigns and actions where your participation matters. This includes actions you and your fellow congregants can take and items that can help spark conversations in your congregation.
Please join Boston Workers Circle, MSNIP, and V'ahavtah on Sunday, May 17 from 4:00 - 6:00PM to learn about and support the humanitarian work of 1for3, a locally-based Palestinian organization. During the event, four local residents who participated in a 1for3 delegation to the West Bank in October 2025 will share what they witnessed and learned. This is a hybrid event, taking place on Zoom and in Brookline (location shared upon registration).
Register here.
The MSNIP Steering Committee encourages all Massachusetts Jews to sign onto this "Mentshn letter" opposing the final report of the Massachusetts Special Commission on Combating Antisemitism (SCCA), found here. While we acknowledge the increase in antisemitism, and feel that measures must be taken to address it, we feel that implementing this report is misguided and can actually do more harm than good. You can find more details about this recommendation here, and click HERE to sign the letter and share with as many others as you want.
Members of MSNIP testified before the Massachusetts Special Commission on Combating Antisemitism in October 2025.
Read our testimony.
MSNIP encourages you to donate to Food Aid for Gaza’s Tzedakah Campaign to help keep Gaza Soup Kitchen running.
Download our MSNIP Feed Gaza Tzedakah Campaign Flyer.
Learn more about Food Aid for Gaza's Passover Tzedakah campaign and Haggadah supplement here.
Download and print this Gaza-focused version of the traditional Ashamnu prayer.
Ashamnu — "We have sinned" — is a communal confession prayer, recited by the entire congregation on the High Holy Days of Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur.
One aspect of MSNIP’s mission is to support institutionally-affiliated Jews who want to promote progressive approaches on Israel/Palestine in their communities. This worksheet is meant to help individuals reflect on their experiences in their communities and act on those reflections. Questions may be answered on your own or with fellow members from your congregation, as feels right. Feel free to make your own version of this tool for your community.
Download the congregation self-assessment tool.
Members of MSNIP led a workshop at the 2026 Conference on the Jewish Left titled "Building the Jewish Left Within and Among Congregations: Action, Education, and Dialogue."
