Internship In Palestine (Human Rights, Palestinian Refugees, Law)
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About Program
The Internship in Palestine Program provides internationals with the opportunity to experience the Palestinian culture, daily life, human rights, Palestinian refugee situations, Palestinian laws, legal situation in the West Bank, and politics in Hebron, West Bank, while participating in a highly regarded community program with the Excellence Center.
The Center fosters this cultural experience by organizing visits for interns to different institutions (including both Non-Governmental Organisations (NGOs) and governmental organizations), factories, and refugee camps in Hebron, West Bank, Palestine receiving a firsthand experience of daily life. This exciting experience is delivered through a number of internships at the Center. Furthermore, participants in the internship may study either Modern Standard Arabic or Ammiya (spoken Arabic dialects), gain transferable skills, meet Palestinian people, stay with a Palestinian host family, and learn more about the rich Palestinian culture.
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Program Highlights
- Studying Arabic in Palestine (Modern Standard Arabic, MSA) or Colloquial Palestinian Arabic
- Learning more and engaging in Palestinian culture and politics
- Assisting the cause of Palestinian refugees in the West Bank
- Leading community activities in the city of Hebron
- Providing educational support for Palestinian children
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Response from The Excellence Center
Hi Jaskiran,
Thank you for sharing your extraordinary experience at the Excellence Centre in Palestine. Your review is not only heartfelt but also provides valuable insights into the richness of your journey as a second-year law student. It's clear that your time in Palestine was transformative on multiple levels, from language acquisition to cultural immersion and a deeper understanding of the region's complex legal and human rights issues.
Your description of your Arabic lessons with Ghaida highlights the importance of a dedicated and passionate teacher in language learning. It's wonderful to hear how she inspired you to pursue your Arabic studies further and instilled in you the enthusiasm to embrace the language's historical, social, and emotional aspects.
The opportunity to meet with local professionals, such as the Palestinian lawyer and your mentor, provides a unique perspective on the legal system and the broader social context in Palestine.
Your comments about the warmth and kindness of your host family and the Palestinian people in general reflect the genuine hospitality and generosity often found in Palestinian culture. The emphasis on sharing home-cooked meals and experiencing Palestinian cuisine in such a personal way adds a special dimension to your cultural immersion.
Your visit to various places, including Jerusalem, Bethlehem, Battir, and the Farwaa Refugee Camp, highlights the importance of exploring the region from different perspectives to gain a comprehensive understanding.
Thank you for sharing your incredible journey, Jaskiran. We wish you the best in your continued studies and future endeavors.
Warm regards,