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I am delighted to share with you our latest newsletter, which includes all the recent news from Neve Shalom-Wahat al-Salam, and updates on our efforts on behalf of our friends and colleagues there.

Meet the team

New starters and familiar faces; we can't wait to introduce them to you!
What we do

Oasis of Peace UK supports the Educational Institutions of NSWaS - a unique intentional community of Jewish and Palestinian-Arab Israeli citizens, located midway between Tel Aviv and Jerusalem.
Donate

You can make an instant or monthly donation online at our dedicated gift aid account, using your debit or credit card. Donations can also be made via: - Cheques made out to British Friends of Neve Shalom and sent to 124-128 City Road LONDON EC1V 2NX - BACS to Account Number 00009488, Sort Code 40 52 40
History

In 1972 Father Bruno Hussar's dream of a place for the co-citizens of Israel to exist in harmony became a reality when the first couple came to join him on a barren and waterless hillside.
Ethics and values

The ethical background of the community was to create a place of peaceful co-existence between Palestinian and Jewish Israelis of the three Abrahamic faiths.
Jobs
Volunteering opportunities

Check back here for regular updates on the opportunities to volunteer with us.
School for Peace and Conflict Transformation

The School for Peace (SfP) assimilates the principles upon which WaSNS was founded in conducting courses and seminars for Arab and Jewish youth and adults in Israel and the Palestinian Autonomy.
Help the Village Continue to Fight for Peace

Like many of you, Oasis of Peace UK is deeply concerned by the tragic and horrifying events unfolding in Israel and the Gaza Strip. We are in close touch with the Village and are pleased to confirm that the Village is not directly impacted by terrorist activity. Although many residents have lost family and friends. We will continue to issue updates, and hope for a peaceful resolution
Who we are