Post by Reem From Palestine, all the way to Europe! Exposure to a different culture for anyone is both an exciting journey and a challenging experience. There is the first phase where everything seems fascinating and new. Looking back now when we first arrived, we were shocked by how beautiful Read more…
Post by Aseel Aug 24thToday, me and Dana decided to wake up early to go shopping and buy some gifts for our families and friends in Palestine. As a special part of the day, Layla offered to us to have dinner at the restaurant “Zum Pinsel” to eat vegan “Schnitzel” Read more…
Post by Maher 21 Aug 2017 MONDAY Today was our last day in Berlin City. Me and Ziad woke up at 10 am to check out of the hostel. Then we took two trains to go to the Karpfenteich Lake. We walked there and took some pictures, it was a Read more…
Post by Rand 20th of august “All our dreams can come true, if we have the courage to pursue them.” Walt Disney I’ve always wanted to go to Disneyland. But I never thought that it would actually happen. I woke up in Paris at 9:30 am, excited for the day Read more…
Post by Shahd August 19th Today, Somaia and I woke up and got ready for a new day in Berlin! We headed to Alexanderplatz (city center) to meet with Ziad and Maher. We all went to Gregory’s for coffee and muffins. It was delicious, good coffee was just another reason Read more…
Post by Somaia 16/8/17 Today, we woke up a little bit late since we wanted to have enough rest after the hectic meeting we had yesterday. It was a day off work. Our Palestinian friend who is called Yara came to visit us. She is living in Germany for three Read more…
Post by Saja Sunday, August 13th 2017 It’s 4 am in the morning now and we finally arrived Frankfurt, so we are back in Germany. We (me, Ziad, Maher and Aseel) had a beautiful, long and extremely exhausting weekend in Switzerland. Our reserved FlixBus was an hour late! I found Read more…
Post by Dana August 10, Thursday After my “tourist” like week in Europe, I was still a stranger to the every day lives of Germans. But the week which passed was by far outstanding! I managed to see Belgium, the Netherlands, and other cities of Germany but was unable to Read more…
Post by Rand Monday 7th of August The refugees group held a meeting at 10:00 am, the members of the group were sharing their thoughts and ideas about the projects (Humans of Siegen), the positives and negatives of the projects and all other possibilities such as the number of posts Read more…
Post by Yasmin Day 1 July 31, 2017 We left bright and early so that we could get to the Jericho crossing before the blistering heat and the traffic. Our biggest fear for the trip was getting stuck at the crossing all day, thankfully, it ended up being smoother than Read more…
Post by Layla 6th March The first day of our exchange without a meeting with the entire YALLAH group began and each project group had its own ways. On that day, the sun was shining and a pleasant breeze was sweeping through the streets of Ramallah. Enjoying the weather, our Read more…
Post by Robin Day 10 At 10 o’clock, according to “German accuracy“, we began our trip to Bil’in, where the film „5 Broken Cameras” was filmed. We drove in two taxis and were dropped off in front of the building of „Friends of Freedom and Justice“. A guy called Kefah Read more…
Post by Maren Project ideas and work progress After a weekend fully packed with new experiences and a Monday working on our presentations, we started our Tuesday slowly. We slept long, had breakfast and at midday we began with our work sessions. We finally finished the slides, we would present Read more…
Post by Patricia First impressions, first conclusions The first weekend in Palestine went by so quickly, although we gained so many new impressions: We met our fellow students from the University of Birzeit and had the first intercultural exchanges with them, experienced how it is when a Falastini wins the Read more…
Post by Linda Day 1: A long trip over to Israel it was. But it was also a really good opportunity to get to know each other better. We as a group of twelve students in a small aircraft made our meetings in advance of that trip almost unnecessary. Finally Read more…