Working for Peace and Justice: Friends of Hebron focuses specifically on the Palestinian community in Hebron and supports the nonviolent resistance taking place on the ground there. It provides hope and support for the community living under some of the most difficult conditions of occupation. Working for Peace and Justice, Inc. is a 501(c)3-registered nonprofit in the United States. Donations are tax-exempt (EIN: 82-1109691).
Families in Hebron are trapped in their homes! A terrible lockdown prevents parents from working and mothers are struggling to provide for their children. They need your support!
Help us support struggling families! We are fundraising to help struggling mothers and give children a hope and joy during the military lockdown in Hebron. The children are unable to go to school or even play outside. Israeli soldiers and armed extremists settlers patrol the area and point their guns at families if they dare open their windows. Help families afford food and basic supplies!
Families in Hebron are trapped in their homes while Israeli extremist settlers and soldiers terrorize the neighborhood. Help protect a family today!
Families need security equipment, like cameras and fire alarms to keep their homes safe from invasions and arson attacks by extremists settlers living in the area. We are raising funds to provide security for the most vulnerable families living in Hebron.
APPLICATIONS OPEN: Hebron Changemakers Summer Internship 2026
Are you seeking to gain experience in field work and human rights advocacy under the guidance of one of the world's leading voices on human rights?
The Hebron Changemakers Summer Internship is an immersive, field-based program for young adults dedicated to human rights work and grassroots activism in Palestine. Participants will travel to Hebron to learn and practice nonviolent resistance, participate in community projects and research, and serve as a protective presence for the local Palestinian community. Interns will be led and mentored by Issa Amro, a UN-recognized Palestinian Human Rights Defender and Nobel Peace Prize nominee. This program provides a unique opportunity to gain hands-on experience in project management, research and advocacy under the guidance of one of the leading voices on human rights in the world. Learn more here.
