Not To Forget Association

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

Not to Forget Association opens a professional teacher preparation course

Lest We Forget Association organized a training course for the staff of the After-School Children Project, which is implemented by the association with the support and funding with the Committee for a Just Peace in the Middle East and the Luxembourgish Ministry of Foreign Affairs, which aims to help and support students so that the

Lest We Forget The Opening Of Her First Summer Camp

Under the title of Nissan Children, Lest We Forget Association organized its first summer camp, which targeted a number of children in Jenin camp, in Nissan Park.

Under the slogan "We will not remain refugees"

The Association, “Let us not forget,” organized a series of events and activities that targeted children in Jenin camp, as part of the National Awareness Program carried out by the Association, emphasizing that adults die and young people will not be forgotten

A delegation from the Luxembourgian Ministry of Foreign Affairs visits "Not to forget"

A delegation from the Luxembourgian Ministry of Foreign Affairs visits "Not to forget" Association in Jenin camp and meets with the association’s president, Farha Abu Al Haija, and members of the association’s board of directors, in the presence of a number of women The visit aims to get acquainted with the reality and conditions of Jenin camp, where the delegation met with a number of mothers of martyrs who are still waiting to hand over the bodies of their sons, as well as with a number of women beneficiaries of the psychological support project implemented by the association with the support of the Luxembourgian Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Committee for a Just Peace in the Middle East

Lest We Forget Association holds a meeting with the People's Committee for Jenin Camp Services

Lest We Forget Association held a meeting with the Chairman of the People's Committee for Jenin Camp Services, Major General Muhammad Al-Sabbagh, in the presence of members of the administrative body and the association's staff.

The People's Committee for Jenin camp services, Fatah movement, institutions and activities of Jenin camp celebrates the twentieth anniversary of the battle of Jenin camp and Land Day.

With the participation of the Governor of Jenin, Major General Akram Rajoub, Major General Muhammad al-Sabbagh, Chairman of the People's Committee for Services and member of the Revolutionary Council, Wafa Zakarneh, Secretary of the Fatah Movement of Jenin Province, Atta Abu Armila, representatives of the official civil and security institutions and the families of martyrs and prisoners.

Solidarity stand with the prisoner Iyad Arsan from Jenin camp

The People's Committee for Jenin Camp Services and the Fatah Movement organized a stand in solidarity with the prisoner Iyad Nazir Arsan, who is languishing in the occupied West Bank, who is battling death as a result of a brain tumor and medical neglect by the occupation.

Lest We Forget, the Anniversary of the Jenin Camp Battle will be held

Under the slogan “We will not forget the battle of Jenin camp,” the Association “Let us not forget” organized an event as part of a series of activities that it will implement on the anniversary, in the presence of the head of the popular committee, the captive liberator Muhammad al-Sabbagh, brother Shami al-Shami, brother Jihad Abu al-Kamel, Secretary of the Fatah movement in Jenin camp, brother Omar Sharif, Sahar al-Rakh and Ahlam Abu Qatana, members of the Popular Committee and a number of women in Jenin camp who lived through the battle and had a prominent role in it.