Jericho (photo by GdB) Bedouin kids in Al Mawasi, Gaza (Photo my AM) Spice shop in the old town, Nablus (photo by BvB) Birzeit University (photo by GZ) The old city of Jerusalem (photo by GZ) Market in Nablus (photo by GZ) Bethlehem wall (photo by GZ) Checkpoint north of the West Bank (photo by GdB) Road block north of the West Bank (photo by GdB) Checkpoint Howwara (photo by GZ)

Who we are

Palestine Link is an initiative by Palestinians in the Netherlands. It is a genuine independent voice and a professional resource and service center.

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Our mission

Palestine Link advocates Palestinian national and human rights, and promotes Palestinian interests. It seeks to put Palestine and the Palestinians on the European agenda in a positive way.

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What we do

S etting the agenda
C hallenging stereotypes
R e-framing
A dvocating (human) rights
B randing Palestine
B uilding bridges
L inking up
E ncounters

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For whom

Palestine Link is the gateway to Palestine for anyone who is interested in the land, the people and the opportunities. We provide services, information and advice tailored to the needs and interests of students, for example, church communities, entrepreneurs, journalists and civil society organizations.

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"Mooi werk. Er is een wereld te winnen op dit onderwerp."

Lilian Peters

 

"Justice and dignity can only exist where facts are known, Palestine Link helps the facts to get out in the open. Palestine Link can count on me whereever and whenever I can ."

Sanne Vroom

 

"Beste bestuur van Palestine Link Jullie bestaan in Nederland is nodig en jullie missie en plannen zijn erg te waarderen. Ik wens jullie veel sterkte, ideeën en daadkracht vooral in het huidige Nederland .... het begint al goed met jullie eerste plaats voor de prijs van de ASN. "

Leila Jordens-Cotran, Arab Dutch Law, Legal Research and Counselling

 

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Palestinian loss of land 1946-2000

In the spotlight

Resistance literature in Occupied Palestine

02-03-2013

asmaa-azaizeh.jpgIn the Netherlands, journalists enjoy freedom of the press, and artists enjoy freedom of expression. However, can one enjoy these basic rights in occupied Palestine? What is the role of resistance literature in the occupied Palestinian territories? Young Palestinian Author and Activist Asmaa Azaizeh shall answer these questions and other you may have on Tuesday, March 5th, 2013 at the Institute of Social Studies, The Hague, 19:00 - 21:00 hours.

The deteriorating human rights and humanitarian law situation in Israel and the OPT: What role for the Netherlands and the EU?

24-01-2013

Palestine Link, gate48, the Euro-Mediterranean Human Rights Network and the Institute for Social Studies’ Social Justice Perspectives Major (MA programme in development studies) are pleased to invite you. SJP Seminar with Israeli and Palestinian Human Rights Organisations. The deteriorating human rights and humanitarian law situation in Israel and the OPT: What role for the Netherlands and the EU?


January 29 at 7:00pm - International Institute of Social Studies (ISS) in The Hague, Netherlands, Kortenaerkade 12, 2518 AX The Hague, Netherlands

Happy holidays from Palestine Link

22-12-2012

Merry Christmas form PalestineFrom all of us at Palestine Link: blessed holidays and a happy new year! We llok back on a turbulent 2012 in Palestine: the devastating bombings of the Gaza Strip, which cost the lives of many civilians and the UN bid are only two examples. We express our hope for a just and peaceful future in the region and will do our best to make our contribution.

Mohammad Khatib imagining what great things an entrepreneur can do if he doesn't have to worry about how to feed his family at the end of the month.
Psychosocial counselor Laila Atshan on her work with disabled people, refugees, prisoners, and survivors of political and domestic violence.
Huwaida Arraf, co founder of the International Solidarity Movement, remembers ISM activist Vittorio Arrigoni, who was kidnapped and killed by an extemist movement in Gaza, summer 2011.
An artistic work expresses Jerusalem through Music, Singing, images and actions.