During my time in Hebron, the Palestinian Center helped me learn a lot about the conflict and the local conditions. Teaching English both in Hebron and at a nearby refugee camp gave me a great chance to meet people, understand their views, and learn about their customs while making new friends. I also connected with local activists and discovered various projects aimed at improving life for the Palestinian people.

I’ve found Palestinian culture to be very open and kind, with delicious food. It was easy to make friends, and I even got invited into people’s homes. Although there are often demonstrations, Hebron is generally safe for foreigners even in these hard times.

I highly recommend visiting Hebron and volunteering at the Palestinian Center if you're interested in Arabic language and culture, politics, or international relations. You'll gain valuable experience and a better understanding of the Palestinian situation.

My time in Hebron and at the Palestinian center has been amazing and unforgettable. I interacted with Palestinians every day, learned about their daily lives, and made new friends.

During my volunteer work, I taught English at the Al-Fawwar refugee camp and organized an academic writing workshop for Hebron University students, thanks to Dr. Naim.

One thing that really stood out to me about Palestinian culture is the strong sense of community and spirit. The people in Hebron are very friendly and welcoming, always going out of their way to make you feel at home. The children in the Al-Arroub and Al-Fawwar camps are eager to learn English and bring a lot of positive energy to every class.

Despite what you might hear in Western media, Palestine is a safe country, and Hebron is a very friendly city, even with the current situation. I highly recommend this program to anyone who wants to see the real Palestine, not just the one most people imagine.

My experience with Go Palestine's volunteer program with refugees in Hebron was truly transformative. The staff was incredibly welcoming and always available to help. From the moment I arrived, I felt like a part of the community.

The program was well-organized, offering a variety of activities that allowed me to engage deeply with the refugees in Alfawar camp. Teaching English and helping with daily activities provided a meaningful way to contribute and also learn from the resilient and inspiring people I met. The cultural immersion was profound; living in Hebron gave me a firsthand understanding of the challenges and the incredible spirit of the Palestinian people.

It was heartwarming to see how the community in Hebron opened their homes and hearts to us volunteers. The program coordinators ensured we had everything we needed, from safety to cultural insights.

I would highly recommend this program to anyone looking to make a positive impact while experiencing the Palestinians culture. It’s an eye opening experience that has left a lasting impression on me. Shukran Go Palestine, for this unforgettable journey :)

I had the incredible opportunity to participate in the Volunteer with Palestinian Refugees program by Go Palestine. It was definitly a meaningful experience. For five weeks, I worked closely with Palestinian refugees, both children and adults, assisting them with English conversation skills.

The program was well-organized and helped me understand the history and political situation, especially during these difficult times. The staff at Go Palestine were very supportive, especially Manar who was very kind and always ready to help. Palestinians who I met in Hebron welcomed me with open arms, making me feel like part of their family. My Arabic classes are one of the best parts of being in Palestine. I've learned so much in a short time, all thanks to my wonderful teacher, Ms. Duaa.

I strongly recommend this program to anyone who wants to learn more about the lives of Palestinian refugees.I plan to come back next year, inshallah :)

During my two weeks in Hebron, volunteering with a refugee program was an incredible experience. Teaching English to children at the Al Fawar War Camp was more than I thought it would be. It was "Momtaza" as my Arabic teacher taught me :)

Even though life under occupation isn't normal, but the strength and kindness of the Palestinian people deeply touched me. Palestine is truly a remarkable place to explore.

I truly recommand this program to anyone wanting to make a real difference and help Palestinian refugees in Al-Khalil.

At first, I was worried about traveling to Palestine and Hebron because of the on going war. But when I got there, I found my fears were unnecessary. The people of Hebron were very welcoming and kind, and the center made sure we were safe.

My time at the Palestine Center was one of the best experiences I've had in all my travels. While I was there, I taught English to children in a Al Fawar refugee camp, which I think could really help their futures. The center also arranged trips for us to visit different cities in Palestine, giving us a full cultural experience.

I'll be coming back next year because there's so much more to experience.

Visiting Palestine had always been a dream of mine. My recent two-month-long experience with the Teach English in Palestine program completely changed my perspective. Despite the effects of war, the country is beautiful, the people are warm, the food is delicious, and the atmosphere is wonderful.

Teaching English to children in the refugee camps aged 8-13 was incredibly rewarding. The students were eager to learn, and the staff, especially Mr. Mohammad, were very supportive. I also connected with internationals and locals curious about other cultures. In addition, learning some Arabic was a bonus that I plan to continue. My teacher Duaa was amazing! Shukran Duaa :)

Shukran to all of you, and I hope to return in the future!

Hello, I'm Jim, a 34-year-old from the USA, specifically California. Recently, I had the incredible opportunity to volunteer for two weeks in Palestine as part of a program that focuses on assisting Palestinian refugees. My time there was truly remarkable. I had the privilege of interacting with Palestinians, particularly those residing in Hebron and Bethlehem.

During my volunteer stint, I dedicated myself to teaching English, with a focus on conversational skills. The experience was beyond words, as I found myself surrounded by enthusiastic and interactive students. Our visits to refugee camps allowed me to witness firsthand the challenging living conditions they endure. Engaging with the families, I had the chance to hear their personal stories and understand the historical context behind their presence in the camps.

As part of this program, I took the opportunity to learn Arabic from one of the finest teachers at the center. Starting from scratch, the teacher's clear and effective methods made the learning process enjoyable. Speaking with locals further enhanced my Arabic skills, contributing to a well-rounded experience.

Reflecting on my time in Palestine, I cannot recommend this program enough to anyone interested in gaining a deeper understanding of the Palestinian culture and daily life. Particularly in light of recent events in Gaza, it is crucial to see the situation through their eyes. Living among Palestinians provides a unique perspective that goes beyond just witnessing, allowing for a genuine connection and appreciation of their experiences. I wholeheartedly encourage others to embark on this journey and immerse themselves in the rich tapestry of Palestinian life.