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Wednesday, October 30, 2024

It Is Never Too Late for Positive Parenting

A Palestinian grand-mother embraces positive parenting and develop new relationships with her children and grandchildren as part of a project implemented by World Vision and funded by Germany (BMZ).

Food brings relief to 130 families in Gaza

During the the ceasefire on July 26th, World Vision provided much-needed food packages to 130 families in Gaza, many of whom in addition to trying to find...

Mourning the death of 5-year-old Mohammed

In yet another tragic incident in the ongoing recent conflict in Gaza, Mohammed Zeyad Al-Rahel, a 5-year-old child from Al-Zaitoun neighbourhood, was...

Children in Gaza, Situation update on July 18, 2014

National Director of World Vision's in Jerusalem, West Bank and Gaza, Alex Snary, gives an update about the situation on the ground and how the conflict is...

World Vision responds in Gaza

Hospitals and medical facilities in Gaza are filled well beyond capacity. Medical staff are doing what they can to treat the physical effects of the...

Remembering peace in the midst of war

One of the main components of World Vision's programmes in Gaza is the promotion of peace. Here, the organization continues to promote peace at a UNRWA...

Children killed in conflict are not just numbers

Saher, 5, was a handsome young boy. He was a son and a brother. He was a regular participant in the activities World Vision organized in his community in...

Teens’ Murders in the Middle East

Artilce by Alex Snary and Bill Forbes JERUSALEM -- The deaths of four teenage boys this week in Israel and Palestine tragically illustrate a reprehensible...

A new approach to leadership

The Tura village Youth Council takes the reins of power for two weeks The Youth Council, founded in May, 2010, was as an initiative of Al-Mawred...

Cooking for Change in their Community

“The best way to reach people is through food,” Manar, a leader in the Association of Bani Nai’m Cooperative for Food Processing, told World Vision staff...

Hebron communities suffer the consequences of snowstorm Alexa

Twenty four families make of a small Bedouin community call Umm Al-Kheir, located in the South Hebron Hills, home. The recent snowstorm make the already...

Surviving winter weather in North Gaza

The strongest winter storm in decades, hit the occupied Palestinian territory (oPt) on December, 11, bringing with it strong winds, heavy rains, low...

The Voice of the Vulnerable Can Bring a real Change

“ Though the physiotherapy center in Salfit governorate was built and finally inaugurated, the nightmare for the disabled children and their families who...

Mahmoud’s business provides more than income; it provides inspiration, encouragement

Dubbed “Sweden Village” by local residents after a group of Swedish troops were stationed there in 1965, this Palestinian village represents one of Gaza’s...

Days of Today: ten sponsored Palestinian children in Gaza capture images of their lives two years on

Ten sponsored Palestinian children in Gaza were given cameras in 2011 and asked take photos of their lives– lives shaped and influenced by the ongoing...

An extended photo gallery of Jenin

An extended photo gallery depicting the diverse beauty of the Palestinian West Bank city of Jenin, featuring photos by Paul Bettings. To read the story of...

He Said, They Said

Jack Said dreams of being an accountant. It’s 2002. He’s 20 years old with a bright future. In his second year at the University of Bethlehem, Jack is your...

The Breadwinner

1. I’m not going to school today. I don’t want to go!” declares Saleem, whizzing around the living room wearing his uniform. The nine-year-old’s three...

Violence against children in West Ramallah village of Budrus

A small school stands in the village of Budrus in the West Bank. The village is bordered on the west and north by the Israeli separation barrier...

Hope springs for one shepherd and his family on the International Day of Water

Sixty six kilometres from Jerusalem lies the Nablus governorate in the West Bank. In the northern part of Nablus is a small mountainous village with no...

Keeping Children Safe Online

In celebration of the recent International Safer Internet day and as a wonderful example of child participation, World Vision JWG shares a video on online...

Growing Hope: one woman's story of cultivation on Int'l Women's Day

It was a cold and rainy day in the hilly West Ramallah town. What would normally serve as a bleak setting on this winter day was one where a story of hope...

Sunshine in the Shade

World Vision shares the achievements of its West Jenin Area Development Programme through its economic development projects and how they are helping...

War through Children's Art

World Vision Jerusalem-West Bank-Gaza established child friendly spaces for children in Gaza affected by the recent Israeli military operation- a safe...

Life in Gaza: one girl’s story of heartache and perseverance

By Lisa Sabella and Hajar Masoud Ansam is a 14-year-old girl living in North Gaza. She lives in a simple home her father built after years of hard work; a...