The Origins of the Division in Hebron The division of Hebron into H1 and H2 traces back to a tragic event in 1994, where a radical Jewish physician from America carried out a massacre of Muslims during Ramadan at the Ibrahimi Mosque in Hebron. This led to the city being split, with H1 (80% of the city) falling under Palestinian Authority control, and H2 (the Read More …
Volunteering in Palestine: A Unique Opportunity for Cultural Exchange Individuals who choose to volunteer in Palestine bring a diverse range of intentions, objectives, and skill sets. The Palestinian Center – Go Palestine offers various programs that enable international volunteers to share their expertise and experiences with enthusiastic Palestinians seeking to enhance their cultural and professional development. One notable program, the Teach English in Palestine program, Read More …
If you have an interest in volunteering or interning in Palestine, Hebron, also known as Al-Khalil, is a prime location to consider. This West Bank city holds significant religious importance for Jews, Muslims, and Christians, providing a unique perspective on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. Sacred Hebron Hebron stands as one of the oldest and holiest cities in the Holy Land, boasting a history of continuous habitation Read More …
