The People's Committee for Jenin Camp Services and the Lest We Forget Association are implementing an entertainment day for elderly women in Jenin camp

The People's Committee for Jenin Camp Services and the Association, Lest We Forget, organized an entertainment day for a number of elderly women from Jenin camp, which was attended by Brother Shami Al-Shami and members of the People's Committee, Dr. Ahmed Istiti, Salim Al-Saadi, Ibrahim Al-Damj, Sahar Al-Rakh, the association’s board of directors and the psychological support staff, in the Nissan Park of the People’s Committee. Farha Abu Al-Haijaa, head of the association, said that this event comes within the framework of supporting the elderly women in Jenin camp who suffer from difficult conditions, noting the importance of supporting and assisting this group because it is in dire need of support and follow-up, as through the implemented activities we tried to introduce a kind of entertainment and entertainment Also, it was an opportunity to exchange popular stories and stories related to Palestinian history, where a number of volunteers were present, in addition to the psychological support staff, which opened the way for them to return to the Palestinian history associated with the 1948 Nakba and daily life in those years, creating an atmosphere of awareness and knowledge. Elderly women are an important part of Palestinian history, especially for the younger generations. While Shami Al-Shami spoke about the importance of these activities, especially for elderly mothers, pointing to the importance of preserving their rights and the importance of providing the necessary support, whether health, psychological or social, pointing to the importance of the role played by this group years ago, which gave birth and raised the heroes, martyrs, prisoners and wounded, expressing his thanks to the Association and the People’s Committee . This is what Dr. Ahmed Istiti, a member of the Popular Committee, expressed the importance and necessity of working with all segments of society in the camp, especially women, noting that the committee will be present and supportive of all programs, activities and events that serve the Palestinian community, especially in Jenin camp. As for Ibrahim Al-Damj, a member of the People’s Committee, he confirmed that the elderly men and women are our fathers and mothers, and they deserve care and care, especially in light of the difficult conditions in the camp, indicating that the committee remains supportive of all partnerships that serve this group and others. The event included competitions and riddles related to the ancient Palestinian song, folk proverbs and Dabke paragraphs. At the end of the ceremony, symbolic gifts were presented to the elderly