A 2-day program, 26-27 March 2022, was organized by the JAI for a group of 46 students and teachers from partner Danish Silkeborg Højskole.
Their program included olive tree planting at two Palestinian threatened fields in two villages within the Bethlehem area, followed by a guided tour inside Aida / Dhaisha Refugee Camp, and a walk by the Israeli Apartheid Wall, west of Bethlehem.
It also included guided tours inside the old city of Hebron, where they witnessed the Israeli settlements, closures and settlers' measures, walked through the closed Shuhada street, and into the Ibrahimi Mosque (Tombs of the Patriarchs).
