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UPDATE: Our program went superbly well - expect a video (we’re looking into adding subtitles in English) real soon!

It’s March 2007, and we haven’t updated the English version of the web site - that might have given the impression that we’re somehow slacking off -
Anyways, we’ve been very active - We’ve proceeded with two new projects,  :

Educational Mentoring / Guidance day
Math tutoring in the Carmel school

The former project has already been concluded and […]

26 November, 2006 - Haifa Al Fatah attended a demonstration supporting the Hiwar school against the unpredecented moves held by the Haifa municipality, where criminal charges were submitted against the parents of the Hiwar students, accusing them of not sending their children to licensed schools.
This last move after after a series of attacks against […]

Haifa Al Fatah continues to support the Hiwar students, the group joined forces to put together a fun Haifa Al Fatah day that included a variety of activities such as Domino building, Dance Pad games (DDR-like), the Mummy game, Twister and face-paintings that everyone enjoyed. The atmosphere was electrifying and positive with the kids and […]

Hello everyone,
I’d just like to mention that our english page is not a 1:1 translation from the Arabic page - We offer relatively more details in our Arabic page due to it being our mother tongue language.
Alright, so what have we been up to? The Jadal project is proceeding nicely, we’ve had three episodes so […]

Haifa Al Fatah was invited to an Iftar-Jamaaee, a group dinner that succeeds the Ramadan fasting due to its continued support in keeping the Hiwar school open. Haifa Al Fatah has been volunteering daily for nearly two months in the Hiwar school, the school that was deemed to be shut down by Israel, help that […]

Haifa al Fatah, in collaboration with Baladna, announces a new joint project titled ‘Jadal’ - bi-monthly meetings where discussions and workshops take place on relevant matters to the local palestinian community, ranging from social and political issues to economical and cultural subjects.
We invite you to join us, tuesday, 10/10/2006 , 7:30pm sharp - in the […]

El Bet el Hefawi (freely translated to The Haifaean house) is an attempt in reviving an old Arab House in the Wadi Saleeb area (”Area of the Churches”) as well as vivify it by using it as Haifa Al Fatah’s youth center.

Haifa al Fatah is a new social movement that is trying to create new opportunities for the local Arab community to aid and enrich itself, through an educational, inspirational, cultural, social, political and volunteer framework.The goal of the group is to create a platform to which the local youth and adults can both express their […]