With more than 300,000 active supporters, Darkenu ("Our Way" in Hebrew) is the largest non-partisan civil society movement in Israel. Darkenu organizes, amplifies, and empowers the moderate majority of Israelis to exert influence on government policy and on the public discourse, ensuring that the nation acts in line with the wishes of citizens, the spirit of Zionism, the principles of democracy, and that it remains grounded on a foundation of mutual respect and responsibility. Darkenu works to amplify the voices of moderates and push back against the rising tide of extremist voices poisoning the political and social discourse.

Darkenu aspires towards a State of Israel led by a Knesset government that promote:

1 – Israel as a national home for the Jewish people and a democratic state for all its citizens.
2 – The necessity of a continuous effort to reach a diplomatic agreement that will eventually result in separation into two states and ensure Israel’s security.
3 – Social and economic justice, equal opportunities, and civil solidarity within the State of Israel.
4 – The eradication of incitement, division, corruption, and racism in all forms within the State of Israel.

For the latest on Darkenu's accomplishments and aspirations, check out its 2020 Annual Report. 

Darkenu also created DemocraTV: a collaborative and independent media network that aims to elevate the voices of the moderate majority in Israel.

Learn all about DemocraTV. 

The future of Israel belongs to all Israelis, and Darkenu offers a platform for every Israeli to play their part. Darkenu is not a movement tied to any one political party or faction. It is not of the right or the left. It is a movement for everyone who believes that a better tomorrow is possible. In championing the values shared by the vast majority of Israelis, Darkenu's ever-growing cadre of support is as diverse as the nation’s population — because moderates exist everywhere, in every sector and every community, from the center and the periphery, the secular and the ultra-orthodox, the Arab and the settler. At Darkenu, every moderate has a home.