
Each of the departments of the Movement for Quality Government in Israel will bring its full range of capabilities to assure a free and fair Knesset election in 2026. MQG’s legal department is one of the most active public interest litigation teams in Israel. They file petitions to the Supreme Court, administrative courts, and oversight bodies to block unconstitutional legislation, prevent political appointments that violate legal norms, and protect the independence of state institutions. During this year, these capabilities will also work to assure adherence to election law and individual political rights.
Since its inception, the Movement for Quality Government's activism wing has spearheaded numerous demonstrations and protests nationwide. Noteworthy protests include the Balfour demonstrations and campaigns against the judicial reform. This grassroots activism will be an important tool for responding to electoral malfeasance.
Their media wing leads high-impact campaigns that shape national discourse and mobilize public action and will continue to do so during this critical year.
If you are interested in learning more about ways in which you can support MQG, email Dr. Ilona Spector Shirtz , Director of Resource Development at ilona@mqg.org.il
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The Movement for Quality Government in Israel is a non-partisan, independent, and not-for-profit organization that has been leading the fight for democracy, justice, and good governance for 36 years. Since its founding in 1990, MQG has worked to uphold transparency, accountability, and the rule of law in Israeli public life. Their work spans legal action, public campaigns, civic education, and policy advocacy. In recent years, as Israel faced some of the most serious threats to its democratic institutions in decades, MQG stood at the forefront: blocking political interference in law enforcement, fighting to protect judicial independence, defending key gatekeepers like the Attorney General and the Shin Bet chief, and holding the government accountable in matters of security and conscription. From petitioning the Supreme Court to challenging anti-democratic legislation, to empowering citizens through education and activism - they are on the front lines of the battle to protect Israeli democracy.
MQG is not affiliated with any political party or interest group. They are funded by donations from the public and foundations who believe in the importance of a strong, independent democracy.
For more information on MQG, go to https://mqg.org.il/en/