1. ANNUAL REPORT 2010
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2. Contents
A WORD FROM THE BOARD 4
I. ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE, VISION AND MISSION STATEMENT 6
II. PALESTINIANS IN ISRAEL: THE LOST HUMAN SECURITY 8
1- INTRODUCTION 8
2- ARABS IN ISRAEL – ZERO PROSPECTS AND LESS SECURITY 10
3- MISSING SECURITY 12
III. SPHERES OF OPERATION 13
A. EDUCATION 13
A.1. HEALTH EDUCATION 13
A.2. ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION 16
A.3. SCIENTIFIC EDUCATION 16
B. RESEARCH 18
B.1. SOCIAL RESEARCH 19
B.2. SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH 20
C. CAPACITY BUILDING 28
C.1. ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE 28
C.2. RIKAZ DATABANK TRAININGS 32
C.3. ORGANIZATIONAL CAPACITY BUILDING INITIATIVES 33
D. COMMUNITY SERVICE 34
E. LOBBYING AND ADVOCACY 36
E.1. COMMUNAL EFFORTS 36
E.2. NATIONAL CAMPAIGNS 40
E.3. INTERNATIONAL ADVOCACY 43
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3. IV. PUBLICATIONS 44
1. PUBLICATIONS – THE INSTITUTE OF APPLIED RESEARCH 44
I. PUBLISHED ARTICLES 45
II. BOOKS AND BOOK CHAPTERS 45
2. OTHER PUBLICATIONS 45
V. UNDER DEVELOPMENT 46
HEALTH RIGHTS CENTER 46
ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE CENTER 47
RIKAZ DATABANK CENTER 48
INSTITUTE OF APPLIED RESEARCH 49
VI. FINANCIAL RECORDS 50
VII. OUR SUPPORTERS 52
VIII. BOARD AND STAFF 54
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4. This report presents a brief summary of the
Galilee Society’s most important activities and
an acute lack of community infrastructure and
limited employment opportunities for women. In
achievements are a cumulative result of the Galilee spite of all of the obstacles to development for
the Palestinian community in Israel’s internal and
within the Palestinian community in Israel. believe that Israeli society as a whole – inclusive of
developmental initiatives that are based on
The Galilee Society’s work is built around a
contributed to an increase in violence as well as various community stakeholders are one of the
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5. “Collaborating helps to establish a
dynamic society in support of justice,
individuals”
all people.
Galilee Society is determined to move forward with
its development initiatives
support of the victims of the Haiti earthquake. In Israel.
Ms. Roseland Daem Mr. Baker Awawdy
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6. [I] Organizational Structure
Vision and Mission
The Galilee Society – The Arab National Society
sustainable future.
The principal aim of the Galilee Society is to
service solutions for the underserved Palestinian
up approaches to sustainable development
communities.
Keenly aware of the myriad internal and external
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7. The Galilee Society works in two distinct
spheres; our General Program is comprised
of four professional departments: the Health
Rights Center, Environmental Justice Center,
Rikaz Databank Center and the Naqab (Negev)
Department. Our Strategic Projects include the
Institute for Applied Research and the Medicinal
Plant Center for Research and Education (Al-
Maissam).
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8. [II] Palestinians in Israel
The Lost Human Security
Baker Awawdy General Director
1- Introduction due to a lack of equal opportunities and human
countries. The latter have limited the term’s scope development obstacles faced by individuals and
from the state itself.
human security is pivotal in the formation of plans
for future social development. The disproportionate this term down to the various elements of security
distribution of wealth and national resources
worldwide is simply another result of economic
of the kinds of threats that face individuals and
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9. environmental education.
it from analysis to initiative should also make it Communal and Individual Security refers
of comprehensive security and the protections
structures without alternatives.
Political Security
human security concerns faced by the Palestinian
Cultural Security
Economic Security refers to a lack of equal
folkloric curiosity whose cultural and artistic
activity is viewed as inferior and not worthy of
includes the exclusion of Arab towns from investment by the state.
Existential Security refers to expulsion
Health Security from the country. This has been the lot of
Palestinians since 1948 and continues in such
and the inequality of services offered to the
rich and poor. There also exists a lack of
health services in the Arab community and There is no doubt that the concept of human
wide spread phenomena such as chain
Environmental Security refers to the poor
our abuse of natural resources.
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10. 2- Arabs in Israel – Zero Prospects and Less
Security
Since the Nakba of the Palestinian people and until the next demolition? The only help popular
the establishment of Israel on the remains of their committees receive is visits by representatives
The same is true in the area of unemployment
and poverty. Half of the Arab minority in Israel
lives below the poverty line unable to buy basic
considers its Arab minority an internal threat to
should be heavily monitored. Arabs in Israel have
lives of Arabs with many institutions of political
cultural and political structures of the State and
infrastructures for social institutions that could
in Israel have adopted an approach whereby
Israel as a democracy must not favor one ethnicity
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11. whereby Arabs in Israel are in desperate need
of security and political and social stability. The
people’s outlook. This approach rests upon the
for Israel’s Arabs and an immediate and drastic
The Arab community in Israel needs to feel secure
security in its widest form. The State’s bias
the basic axis from which all other demands for
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12. 3- Missing Security institutions. Many of the cases of corruption in
our local councils are considered a matter for
sharp and constant rise in expressions of racism
blame the Ministry for the failure and collapse of
council corruption. The same is true in education.
The amount of discriminatory laws passed in Israel publications show the severe underachievement of
in the past decade shows that racism in Israel is
and directors of our educational institutions.
Most factions of our society live under such political
their situation. The lack of equal opportunities in
little sense of safety and security they had in all
their own lack of developmental vision and reliance
trust in the State and its institutions on the one
questions and represents what we believe can and
and take a more active role to better our reality.
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13. [III]
Spheres of Operation
A. Education
approach to development.
numerous topics that are often
absent from the mainstream
are prominent examples of our
experiences and tailored to the 2010 educational activities and
A.1. Health Education
Mainstreaming Drug
experts and follow up with Prevention
current trends and approaches Palestinian youth harms the
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14. Reem, a participant in the GS
“
in Israel are on the rise and an additional 4000
Arab women contract the disease annually. The
The researchers here work in many
impossible.“
some of women’s fears and misconceptions
HIV/AIDS Awareness Initiative – The Palestinian
community in Israel is still quite conservative
severely from this problem. Various audiences
of local authorities and hundreds of students
and prevention is unquestionable. The GS has
education in Arab schools with over three years of
methods of prevention at the individual and
efforts include the provision of lectures in schools
communal level. The Galilee Society believes that
and more prosperous community and will be
implemented around International AIDS Day.
closely.
cooperation with the Israel AIDS Association with
the participation of a hundred counselors and
Utilization of “A Door to Life” - The First
Arabic Film to Raise Awareness to Breast
Cancer
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15. which were disseminated in schools.
Patients’ Rights Publications Patients’ Rights Study Day
conducted a study day in the Naqab to raise
updated educational material in Arabic on the
material was distributed to health institutes and
the limited access to healthcare services for Arab
placed on those in need of these services and
healthcare system.
A. 2. Environmental Education
that suffers structural discrimination and health
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16. and materials to students from all over the country.
environment friendly life styles and tools to protect
conducted lectures in all of the schools (61 schools
Environmental Cleaning Day – in order to
Protection. Schools also received composters and the municipality helped clean public spaces and
the coordinators connected the schools’ on the importance of environmental preservation.
The GS considers science education pivotal to the
paper and batteries and then either reuse them
internally (i.e. create art from waste to decorate
schools were awarded the status and received
nd
Israel
festival in cooperation with the Israeli Ministry
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17. Director of Special Education
of the Institute. The participants were particularly “Our school was founded over ten
use of wastewater for everyday needs.
such activities. I thank the Galilee
Society for this initiative.”
heard an explanation about each laboratory and
participated in presentations by the Institute’s
M.Sc. students and research assistants. It was the a remarkable impact on their academic pursuits.
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18. RIKAZ DATABANK CENTER
world experience an interconnected existence
levels within the Palestinian population. In
this information for an informed and educated
An acute lack of reliable information and data
about the Palestinian minority in Israel led to
B. Research
the only Arab NGOs in Israel to combine research statistics about the Palestinian minority in Israel.
scholarly relationships with other research
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19. it is research that derives from the community and Gender Minority Mainstreaming Research
(GMM) –
discriminatory mechanisms within the state.
of these women take part in Israel’s labor force
B.1. Social Research
Survey –
depth study conducted every three years about
the Palestinian minority in Israel. The 2010 survey
women.
and culture and public order. Some of the unique
sensitivity of the survey to distinct types of localities
statistical areas (North, Haifa, South
participated, which constitute
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20. researchers submitted 30 new research proposals to
both local and international research funds and were
which all relevant sources were reviewed and the
Arab Knesset members and divided into relevant
research under the supervision of the Institute’s
researchers in collaboration with researchers from
assessment and problem statement. labs under the supervision of its researchers.
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21. THE INSTITUTE OF APPLIED RESEARCH
Palestinian students are less inclined to study
initiatives and industry. The Institute’s research
professional and employment opportunities for
needs and is committed to cooperation with
into academics’ employment in universities
development and enhancement of economic
opportunities for the Arab community.
its research activity has been devoted to explore
cost effective and sustainable treatment
of the lack of equal opportunities on the one
the other. on antimicrobial properties of medicinal plants
hypercholesterolemia and metabolic syndrome
in the Palestinian community.
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22. THE ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE CENTER
The Arab Palestinian minority in Israel experiences
The Galilee Society views proper environmental
into consideration that Palestinians constitute
public’s awareness to the importance of
as well and promote the attainment of their
the needs and realities of our community.
Research projects approved for funding
during 2010 wetlands for municipal wastewater treatment
and UV systems for disinfection and reuse of
1. Constructed Wetlands and
UV Disinfection for Wastewater Treatment
and Reuse in Small Communities. 2. Sustainable Treatment
of Reject Streams and Emerging Micro-
pollutants from Wastewater.
, the overall aim of
this research to test the feasibility of different
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23. advanced oxidation processes for the treatment
for safe disposal.
3. : Optimization Methodology
for Treatment of Agro-industrial Wastes 6. The Use of Natural
and Enhancement of Biogas Production at Compounds for Impairing Nematode Egg
Anaerobic Digesters. Production as a Means to Combat Worm
Infection in Small Ruminants
three years and in collaboration with Volcani
production and to offer an appropriate treatment
identify the polyphenolic compounds from
different plant species and their effect on
4.
nematodes in animals.
Dominant Hypercholesterolemia and
Metabolic Syndrome in a Large Inbreeding
Arab Family with Prominent Ischemic Heart
Medicinal Plants, Medical and Food
Disease
Microbiology, and Agriculture
1. Examination of Recovery and
Use of Polyphenoles from Olive Wastes for
Innovative Products.
the hypercholesterolemia and the MetS in this
for the duration
are responsible for hypercholesterolemia and for
the MetS traits in the family. in collaboration with the Technical University
5. Cultivation of Microalgae
in Olive Mill and Anaerobic Digestion
production of economical and environmentally
Bio-fuel Production safe antioxidants and antimicrobial products
with innovative uses.
and experience to accelerate the isolation and
2. Medicinal Pants - A
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24. Potential Source for Antimicrobial and Pathogens in Treated Wastewater and
Antipathogenic Compounds.
by MOST for the duration of three years Effects, Treatment, and Removal for
Sustainable Reuse. An infrastructure
research funded by MOST for approximately
in collaboration with 8 Israeli research
focuses
of medical importance.
3. Pistacia Lentiscus as a Natural
Drug against Gastro-Intestinal Worms in
Goats.
extract multiple phenol compounds from the
plant Pistacia Lentiscus and study their curative
4. Utilization of Olive Oil
Waste Water Ingredients for a Bio-control 2. Endocrine Disrupting
Preservation of Food & the Biological Activity of Steroid Hormones and their
Control of Storage Diseases using Biodegradation in Treated Domestic and
Bioactive Safe Ingredients from Olive Swine Wastewaters.
Mill Wastewater
research are to determine the fate of synthetic
production of economical and environmentally
Environmental Microbiology, Engineering
and Biotechnology surface soil contaminated with swine wastes
1. Persistent Organic matter,
Endocrine Disrupting Chemicals and
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25. 3. Decentralized Wastewater
Intermittent Sand Filter (ISF).
Renewable Energy
1. Production of Bio-ethanol
from Agricultural Wastes
low cost and simple to operate wastewater
treatment. The developed system will be tested
4. Low-Cost High Surface
Area Carbonaceous Materials (HSACM) for production of economical and environmentally
sites remediation.
2. Recombinant Yeasts for
Effective Ethanol Production from Olive
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26. Mill Solid Wastes.
3. Micro-RNA Gene Target
Predictions.
research for the duration of 2 years
ethanol. , the main
Human Genetics and Bioinformatics
1. :
International Meetings
Characterization of Obese and Lean Arab
Groups from the Galilee. In collaboration
for the duration of approximately three years
Pistacia lentiscus.
biochemical database for families with obesity
Conferences
th
new alterations at the cell level.
Sabbah talked about the effect of photocatalytic
2.
and Support Vector Machines.
th
a lecture on the evaluation of the hydraulic
information with recursive feature elimination
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27. Dr. Isam Sabbah participated in the 38th Israeli lentiscus
and adsorption processes on the removal of
Khalifa presented his results in a poster entitled
Predictions in the 13th
th
International Symposium on
treatment systems.
At the Medicinal Plant Conference held in
Pistacia
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28. C. Capacity Building
efforts are deeply rooted in our stakeholders’
need to expand the tools at their disposal that
may help them better serve their communities. introduced the situation of solid waste in the
invitation to partners of all kinds to partake in The workshop included lectures and site visits and
authorities from Israel and their counterparts in
lead and shape their realities. Environmental Training for Islamic Leaders
- Imams –
C.1. Environmental Justice
for Imams
Professionals and Leaders of Local Authorities environmentalism and provide them the tools to
– Solid waste is one of the main environmental
issues in the Palestinian community today. Its
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29. Imams Training Quotes:
“The things I saw and heard here in the last three
impact my behavior both professionally and
personally.”
Accredited Courses for Teachers –
their implementation of tools they acquired and
develop additional practical tools that my be used participated in 3 courses that totalled 56 hours. This
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30. participants with new tools to teach students and
met with the teachers and learned how to instill should the matter not be resolved immediately.
The councils complied and decontaminated the
Community Organizing, Local Residents
Committees – One of the most effective and assist with other internal social matters such
within educational institutes. The model’s proven
success also prompted the establishment of similar
with select representatives and increases their
with a total of over 200 participants who elected
Palestinian community.
over the councils to halt the diversion of waste to provide the residents with a comprehensive
years of futile complaints to the authorities by the
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31. owners, managers and employees participated in
in expenses on water and electricity and a similar
percentage decrease in waste production.
an introductory session wherein the parameters of
of their land. The discussion was attended by
was put on hold and the Ministry of Interior –
frontal lectures and workshops that provide the
with local residents.
Environmental Responsibility of the Arab coordinators continue to accompany the business
Private Sector –
environmentally responsible. Three types of
businesses were selected as pilot – a Super Pharm business to relevant companies that collect their
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32. with the chain owners to present the branch’s
owners and employees participated in two
and equal opportunities for Palestinian women
adapted to each type of business present in the
communal prosperity.
C.2. Rikaz Databank Trainings Training Journalists on Gender-sensitive
Training for Civil Society Budgeting and Economic Media Reporting
provide civil society actors with the capacities to
expose them to principles and terms in social
in particular. A special emphasis was placed on
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33. Civil Society Training Quote: “I didn’t expect
opportunities for such meetings in the future”.
with IDASA staff
connections between economy and media and
week course with the South African NGO IDASA
concepts and acquire basic skills that will enhance
indicators. IDASA has extensive experience in
Individual
C.3. Organizational Capacity Building Professional – in November the
Initiatives
Seminars – the Institute
nurture its staff and provide it with the increased
about breast cancer
th
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34. D. Community Service
March 11th
April 21st
responsibility and provide for the community’s
immediate needs.
May 13th
Villages
June 6th
the Mobile Clinic staff attended to approximately
The Mobile Clinic is always staffed with a nurse
and Khseini. Due to their remote locations and
in need will receive adequate services. In places
where a permanent clinic was established by the
Galilee Society collaborates with other NGOS
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35. Haiti’s children in need.
are often reluctant to relocate from the north.
The Aid & Relief Committee
Ramadan
from Palestinian schoolchildren to support
earthquake. In a special ceremony held in March
local Palestinian communities in Israel.
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36. E. Lobbying and Advocacy the Green Line enables residents to submit
Galilee Society considers itself a partner rather than
the voice of the community and as such maintains
to address it.
Women’s Health Rights
Center conducted a series of lectures about
Hussania and Majd
al-Krum where over 30 participants received
information about National Health Insurance and
local residents committee or local lawyers who can
we make sure to receive the community’s written
Supreme Court Petition Against Restrictions
Set on Arab Teachers
Arabic exam. Those not tested will be omitted from
E.1. Communal Efforts
The Green Line
the exam will see an increase of 15 bonus points
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37. (which improve their chances of
THE HEALTH RIGHTS CENTER
Palestinians in Israel suffer from inferior health conditions in
months after the decision was
infant mortality rates and the prevalence of chronic diseases.
most common profession
not have supplemental health insurance. Access to health services
with the teachers in the north.
health conditions and standards of Palestinians in Israel as well
their concerns and provide
the lawyer with additional
information about the test
The staff documented some
of the stories and collected
approval for representation.
and formal appeal submitted
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38. Sewage and Waste Water Conference
the Hebrew and Arabic media and participated
and was supported by Arab local authorities from
not to take it as a measure to improve admission
with the implementation of the court’s decision.
Health in the Arab Community, Press
Conference – In the framework of the GMM about environmental pollution and its impact
water for factories and plants. Also in attendance
at the local level impact women more than men expressed interest to continue the cooperation
in cooperation with the Arab National Committee
of Heads of Local Authorities and attended by all
the local Arab media.
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39. E.2. National Campaigns exposure and resulted in the convention of the
Israel
published a report entitled
Narrow the Gaps of Tomorrow,
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40. and advocacy forum wherein each member is
industry. This proved to be a unique forum for direct
researchers and the State’s decision makers.
in Proximity to Arab Residence
water Systems in Arab Localities completed research on the environmental and
health effects of stone quarries and published a
Palestinians in Israel are not connected to the
report serves as a draft for the Galilee Society’s
formal complaint to the Ministry of National
cancellation of the Israeli Master Plan #14a and
the arrival of the ministries’ responses.
infrastructures in local authorities in the Naqab
quarry located in the outskirts of the city of Shefa
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41. the prevalence of quarries located in vicinity to Arab
to participate in the race. Over 50 accepted and
in Arabic were handed out to participants in this
Advancing Budgetary Changes to Improve
the Status of Palestinian Women
The information was cross referenced with the over the implementation of labor rules and
distance respondents live from the quarries and the
Data collected thus far attests to the severity of this
have no one to turn to with their complaints. The
Ministry to implore it to allocate additional funds
quarries cause.
positively to the request and invited the staff to
The Susan G. Komen for the Cure Race in
Jerusalem Susan G. Komen for the Cure has
his successor.
invited the Galilee Society and other women to
Promoting Local Public Health Units
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42. in order to further develop the model and put
attests to two complimentary problems. On the
technical aspects.
E.3. International Advocacy
Engagement with the OECD
decision and some of the foreseen consequences.
the local level. Much like many other conservative
with reporters and decision makers. Many other
health promotion.
the second year as the staff responded to daily
In order to increase women’s access to health
establishment of local health units within Arab
wherein the GS staff presented the model and
the Ministry commended the staff for its initiative
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44. [IV]
Publications
1. The Institute of Applied Research
I. Published articles
1.
4.
2.
5.
Montaner. Increased metallothionein
3.
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45. 6. 2.
Arab and Islamic herbal medicine and
7.
2. Other Publications
1.
2.
3.
1.
4.
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46. [V]
Under Development
The Galilee Society is proud to share with its remains a committed and active partner in the
supporters some of its future plans for the next coalition and expands its advocacy outreach
Health Rights Center
Local Public Health Units in
Committee for health matters.
Capacity Building for women on health
rights
Public Health departments within Arab local
develop and implement a unique curriculum
to empower Palestinian women to become
leaders for equality in health within their
in Israel.
Health Disparities Coalition
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47. Environmental Justice Center
DAMA
Center builds on the Galilee Society’s
topics in environment and sustainability.
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48. scholars and community leaders interested Rikaz Databank Center
Sijelat
unaddressed. Israel’s establishment in 1948
the community’s environmental conditions.
Water Campaign
Palestinians were displaced from their homes
especially true in the Palestinian community in
within Israel’s borders and received Israeli
poverty line and water costs have become
a severe burden for many families. The new
pressure on decision makers to alter the
Raising the Frame
Israel in terms of their needs and expectations.
This action will address the lack of information
and other spheres of the lives of internally
lack of national and international awareness
a component of personal and collective
subsequent
for economic improvement.
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49. presentations in university departments and
Galilee Society will work closely with other
civil society actors to conduct public opinion
Institute of Applied Research
The Galilee Society’s Institute for Applied
irrespective of external circumstances. The
PATENT -
Partnership for Advocacy, Technology and
elected Palestinian representatives and leaders Entrepreneurship. This Action is intended
to foster a sustainable model of economic
novel endeavor offers a unique response to
the persistent and systematic exclusion of the
Investment in research and development helps
and development. This Action seeks to address
actors and decision makers. Activities may
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50. [VI]
Our Supporters
of supporters and partners. Without them, our
Open Society Institute
Misereor
Mepi Local Grant
Church of Scotland
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52. [VII]
Department of Development and Public Outreach
Roseland Daeem, Chairperson Naama Blatman, Head of Department
Jamal Dakduki Martin Telinous,
Ali Ghneim, PhD Coordinator
A’bed Masalha *Christine Khoury-Bishara,
Wael Omari Development Coordinator
Mohammad Abbas *Hanan Yousef,
Ryad Shahbarree *Nicole Tellier,
Awni Shahedat
Majid Haddad Health Center
Muhammad Khatib, Head of Center
Baker Awawdy, General Director Mahmoud Abd al Halim,
Rima Zayed-Hayek, Administrative Ahmad Khalaili,
Coordinator and Librarian
Clair Tawafshe, Administrative Assistant
Suhier Hanna-Armali, Auditor and Director of Justice Center
Alaa Haidar, Head of Center
Naim Daoud,
Mai Assadi,
Liliana Khalil,
*Maisa Totry-Fakhoury,
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53. Databank Center Dr. Malik Yousef
Ahmad Sheikh Muhammad, Head of Center Dr. Walid Khalife
Leena Abu-Mukh Zoabi, Advocate Dr. Na’im Najami
Liana Fahoum, Public Outreach Coordinator
The Naqab Department Katie Baransi,
Maher Abu Ratyoush, Mobile Clinic Fares Halahleh, Chemistry
Rana Jarjoura,
Institute of Applied
Olfat Massalha,
Dr. Jeries Jadoun Esraa Haj,
Mrs. Claire Tawafshi Dores Assakleh,
Mr. Ghassan Baransi Sameer Sarhan,
Mrs. Diana Jabour
Anwar Massalha,
Dr. Jeries Jadoun, Odelia Levi,
Dr. Hassan A’zaize Hiba Abu Taieh,
Dr. Issam Sabbah Sagit Erez,
Dr. Sobhi Basheer Riham Ineem,
Dr. Ahmad Yazbak Alaa Shiban,
Dr. Ahmad Tafesh
Dr. Adel Shalaa’ta
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