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Webinar May 27. Hear from three of our Israeli and Palestinians partners on the impact of the current situation and Project Rozana projects.

When Jesse Michael Kramer was hospitalized in Jerusalem with the coronavirus, he realized as soon as the doctor in the spacesuit introduced himself that it would be a rare encounter.

Saving the lives of vulnerable Palestinian children is the priority of Project Rozana. This is being tested in an unprecedented way because of COVID-19.

Project Rozana Greater Washington Chapter and two of America’s most prominent mosques convened the first annual Interfaith Community Service Day.

Project Rozana has been awarded a €741,286 (US$820,246, A$1,193,650) grant by the European Union (EU) to expand the work of the Binational School of Psychotherapy (BNSP), a unique training program based at Hadassah Hospital in Jerusalem. The BNSP was established in 2016 to train Palestinian and Israeli child psychologists in the latest strategies and techniques for dealing with children in the region suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD).

Congratulations to Project Rozana Canada, who've received a CA$50,000 donation. Warm thanks to The Asper Foundation.

Project Rozana USA nominated Road to Recovery for the Institute of International Education’s annual Victor J. Goldberg Prize for Peace in the Middle East. Two key members of the volunteer-based organization received the US$10,000 award.

J-AIR Radio Interviews: 4 June 2019. David Schulberg talks to Dr. Jamal Rifi AM and Ron Finkel AM about recent controversial events relating to Project Rozana.

THE NSW Jewish Board of Deputies (JBOD) has thrown its support behind prominent Muslim community leader Dr Jamal Rifi after he became the target of threats due to his support of the charity Project Rozana.

Amid threats to his life because of his charity work, Lebanese-Australian doctor Jamal Rifi is frank about groups opposed to medics working on both sides of the Israeli-Palestinian border.