Wed 24 Apr - Mohammad Tamimi (HIRN) - Guildford

"If you couldn't make it yesterday, please come to Wednesday night in Guildford.
Bring money and give what you can..
Mohammad is possibly making more difference to the suffering of Palestinians in Hebron and the villages of the South Hebron Hills than anyone else.
I have worked out there with him and directly experienced the wonderful and uplifting results of his work in supporting the resilience (Sumud) of the Palestinians in their struggle.
Please support him and give as much as you can."

Thanks for your support,
Nick Georges

For those who are familiar with the work of HIRN, you know the important on-the-ground work they do. And it's always informative to hear them talk about their projects, and hearing up to date news.

For those not familiar with HIRN, please see notes blow the flier.
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For further information please [email protected]

​At a time of severe crisis in the region, HIRN continues its humanitarian work on behalf of the most marginalised and threatened communities in the South Hebron Hills and the Bethlehem Governorate.  Through a sister organisation in Gaza, it is supporting work with the traumatised population, especially women and children.

From life-changing interventions with individuals, to spirit-lifting community work with those who have received no salary for 6 months, HIRN explores new routes to give besieged people hope.

It is a low-profile group, staffed by volunteers. There are no overheads, so 100% of our donations go to Palestinians who need our help.  HIRN sends out regular emails updating supporters about the latest projects.  A number of us have been to Hebron and seen the effect they have on the ground.
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The presentation will look at HIRN's work during the six months of the war in both geographic locations, followed by Q & A.