The village operates a program to provide humanitarian assistance - mainly, but not exclusively, medical relief - for Palestinian villagers affected by the ongoing conflict. The project is conducted by NSWAS residents on a voluntary basis and is supported by donations of money and materials from Israel and abroad.
Since the start of the second intifada in October 2000, many Palestinian villages and towns have faced a humanitarian crisis. Now, a few years later, the situation in many towns and villages remains desperate, due to high unemployment and poverty. The building of Israel’s "security barrier", the continued presence of multiple military road blocks that prevent freedom of movement to fields, jobs, schools and hospitals are factors in creating a very difficult situation, especially for the inhabitants of remote villages.
The residents of NSWAS have been organizing projects to help alleviate the suffering. We have raised money for the distribution of food and medicines and are conducting medical treatment days in towns and villages. These projects are based on voluntary work by physicians, medical personnel and others.
We wish to continue with similar treatment days in additional Palestinian towns and villages. A committee has been formed in the village to identify sources of need.
NSWAS is interested to receive monetary donations and donations in kind in order to further this work. All funds will be used to purchase essential items such as medicines and food. We will ensure that assistance is rendered to those who are in genuine need.

How to Give
In the USA :
(Tax-deductible donations)
In Germany
- Bank transfer to :
Bruno-Hussar-Stiftung, Kt. 32012296, Kreissparkasse Siegburg, BLZ 38650000.
In Switzerland
- Postcheckkonto : Schweizer FreundInnen von
Neve Shalom/Wahat al-Salam : 87-99504-1
Elsewhere :
By cheque to :
HAP Project
c/o The Treasurer,
Neve Shalom Wahat al-Salam,
99761 Doar Na Shimshon, Israel
by bank transfer to :
Neve Shalom Wahat al-Salam,
Account No. 355000,
Bank Hapoalim Jerusalem Main Branch No. 690
16 King George St., Jerusalem Israel
Swift code POALILITJLM
When sending a cheque, please send us instructions explicitly mentioning
that the donation is intended for the Humanitarian Aid for Palestine Project. When arranging a bank transfer, please email us that the transfer has been made.
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Articles
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July 2008
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Humanitarian Aid Program
In June 2008, an activity took place that was the first of its kind for us. Twenty-five Palestinian children aged 8 – 13 from a refugee camp in the West Bank joined children of the WAS-NS primary (...)
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February 2008
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Humanitarian Aid Program
A delegation from Neve Shalom - Wahat al-Salam visit Naalin, together with Japan’s representative to the Palestinian Authority, to mark the successful installation of medical equipment at the (...)
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Friday 31 August 2007
by Ranin Boulos
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Humanitarian Aid Program
In July, for the second year in a row, a successful week-long summer camp was organized for Palestinian boys and girls from a refugee camp in the West Bank town of (...)
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vendredi 9 février 2007
The HAP program receives Japanese funding to equip three West Bank clinics, but needs your help in order to continue responding to medical emergencies.
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lundi 14 août 2006
par Deb Reich
The story of a week-long summer camp for children from Palestinian refugee camps in the West Bank. The camp was held in Neve Shalom Wahat al-Salam while the war in Lebanon raged in the (...)
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dimanche 2 octobre 2005
The NSWAS humanitarian assistance team visited Jorat al-Shama’a for a second treatment dayin the village, treating 150 patients and distributing NIS 8,000 in (...)
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mardi 26 juillet 2005
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Humanitarian Aid Program
Saturday, July 10 : The HAP team organized a treatment day for the nearby Palestinian village of Beit Sira (Ramallah district). Over five hours, a team of four volunteer doctors and a (...)
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dimanche 30 janvier 2005
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Humanitarian Aid Program
The Humanitarian Assistant project team conduct a medical treatment day in Jorat al-Shama’a village.
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mardi 3 août 2004
par Michal Zak
It has been a while since our last report, and we have some good news on a number of projects, which we want to share with you.
Helping Children who need medical care
Helping children who need (...)
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mardi 13 janvier 2004
par Michal Zak
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Humanitarian Aid Program
HAP needs your help : See below on how to help provide kits for volunteer ambulance crews.
January 2004 : In a recent committee meeting, we shared information on the latest developments with (...)