Atlas Of The Conflict: Israel-Palestine
Malkit Shoshan’s atlas may lead those unfamiliar with the geography of this conflict to experience an epiphany like the one that led the author to undertake this impressive work.
Gaza
Al Nahda Association for Development and Growth (NADG)
The project will achieve many goals which will provide for poor families suffering from the blockade imposed on Gaza.
El-Nahda Association
A grant from The Jerusalem Fund allowed for the purchase and distribution of health kits which included four cans of baby formula, shampoo, baby powder, diapers, ointment for skin treatment and toys.
Ahali Rafah Charitable Association
This project focuses on helping affected people in Rafah area at the beginning of the winter season as most of the Palestinian families suffer from dire economical situation, frequent power outage and fuel shortage.
Ibn-Khaldoun Society For Community Development
Many Gaza kindergartens are not meeting the needs of their students and cannot provide the resources the teachers need to adequately provide a foundational education for the children.
Jabalia Rehabilitation Society
Through a grant from The Jerusalem Fund, the Jabalia Rehabilitation Society was able to hold its “Smile of Hope” summer activities camp.
Break the Silence Mural and Art Project
The project aims to make visible how the occupation of Palestine is not an isolated anomaly; but rather plays a pivotal role globally and is a product of the same forces that have created other oppressions and inequities worldwide.
Palestine Center Condemns Attack on Aid Boats
Palestine Center Condemns Attack on Aid Boats FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Yousef Munayyer ymunayyer@palestinecenter.org (202) 338-1290 WASHINGTON, D.C. (1 June 2010) – The Palestine Center condemns in the strongest terms the killing of civilian activists aboard aid boats destined for blockaded Gaza at the hands of Israeli commandos which took place Sunday evening. The aid … Read more
Footnotes in Gaza
Sacco sketches the gruesome details of massacre in only the way images can describe, leaving an indelible mark on the memory of the reader that words alone could not accomplish.
