Photos from our projects in Palestine
An ongoing crisis in Gaza has left millions without access to clean drinking water. An issue stemming from both compromised water quality and quantity, only a small percent of Gaza’s population has access to safe drinking water. Many Gazans rely on other methods to receive clean water for their families, often at great cost. A humanitarian crisis in the making, Gaza faces a dire situation; that the land itself could be uninhabitable in a short time.
Communities across the south Hebron hills in Palestine are not permitted to build homes on their land, are forbidden to build roads to access their villages, and face lack of access to water and utilities.
Earth Caravan has helped local residents improve existing roads, and build cave dwellings to enable displaced families to return to their native village.
Every year in Palestine, the Holy Land Trust organizes the Bethlehem Live Festival, an international gathering of artists, musicians, performers, and artisans to celebrate the rich cultural heritage of this ancient city.
As part of the festival, the Earth Caravan shares Japanese music, art, culture, and offers Tao Shiatsu manual therapy to the public.
Photos from our projects in Palestine
An ongoing crisis in Gaza has left millions without access to clean drinking water. An issue stemming from both compromised water quality and quantity, only a small percent of Gaza’s population has access to safe drinking water.
The Earth Caravan is a global interfaith pilgrimage dedicated to peace, healing and justice for the most traumatic places on our planet. Since 2015 the Earth Caravan has travelled from Nagasaki to Hiroshima, from Auschwitz to Srebrenica in Bosnia-Herzegovina and to Serbia, and from the First Nations of Canada to Israel and Palestine.
Palestine Report Oct. 2020 I have written reports about Palestine before, but this time I became full of a feeling
NPO Earth Caravan has been making peace pilgrimages to Palestine since 2015. At the same time, we have also carried