Exploring the Complex History In the early 20th century, a significant influx of Jewish refugees escaping persecution in Europe settled in the Levantine coastal region of Palestine. Following the aftermath of World War I and World War II, the Jewish population grew, leading to tensions with the Arab population. The United Nations’ 1947 proposal to divide the territory into Israel and Palestine sparked a series Read More …
Challenges and Surprises of Volunteering in Palestine Heading: Preconceptions and Realities Many individuals who plan to volunteer at the Palestinian Center in Palestine often have concerns or fears before their arrival. This is a common experience, especially for those embarking on their first journey to the Middle East. The uncertainty of the unknown can naturally evoke apprehension. To provide a different perspective, we spoke with Read More …
The Impact of Trump’s Embassy Move on International Volunteers in Palestine The decision by President Trump to relocate the United States embassy from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem has sparked intense discussions and emotions in Palestine. At the Palestinian Center in Hebron, we took the time to speak with our international volunteers about their experiences and perspectives on this controversial issue. What we discovered was a Read More …
