The JAI has organized a two-day training course, on the 26^th and 27^th of November 2015 in Beit Sahour, for 18 girls from through the YWCA of Jerusalem.

The first day of the training focused on the history of the Palestinian cause and main turn points, including the Belfore declaration, British mandate, the Catastrophe in 1948, the 1967 war and occupation, first and second Intifada's (uprisals), the Oslo agreement, until achieving a UN non-member state lately. This included group discussion on where to go from here, on the local, regional and international levels.

The second day focused on the International Law principles, and how they can be applied in Palestine, in the Palestinian context, and serve the Palestinian cause with the Israeli occupation and violations on the ground. This also included introducing the Palestinian law, with the decleration of independence, and the Palestinian constitution. Brain-storming, workshops and practical discussion groups, film screening, and role playing were organized and practiced. The last session included International Law and International Humaneterian Law, the Roma Convension and International Criminal Court.

From the 16^th to the 18^th of October 2014, the JAI has organized a training program for Palestinian youth, university students from the northern areas of the West Bank, those who are mostly specialized in international law, as part of the JAI ongoing just peace project.

The training included the topics of International Law (IL), International Humanitarian Law (IHL), Rome convention, UN resolutions, advocacy and lobbying mechanisms and strategies on the local and international levels.

It aimed at raising the Palestinian youth voice locally and internationally towards making a change, and it resulted in various ideas and initiatives, a main one is to develop an initiative to put pressure on the Palestinian leadership and decision makers to approach the International Court of Justice and put Israeli on trial for its war crimes since 2002.