The Jerusalem Fund & Palestine Center

Join us today to celebrate Eid al-Adha at The Jerusalem Fund with handmade goods, books, jewelry, food, henna, and coffee.
Join us for an afternoon of community, culture, and shopping at The Jerusalem Fund. Visitors will be able to browse handmade goods, glassware, books, prints, calligraphy, tatreez, jewelry, kufiyyahs, soaps, Palestinian and regional crafts, and other gifts from vendors and community members.
The souk will also include Middle Eastern food, henna painting, coffee, and a warm bazaar atmosphere for families, friends, and visitors of all ages.
A special part of this Eid al-Adha Souk will support the Palestine Diabetes Institute, one of The Jerusalem Fund’s humanitarian programs serving Palestinians through clinics in the West Bank.
This market continues the community souk tradition at The Jerusalem Fund and brings together culture, hospitality, small businesses, and humanitarian support in our space in Washington, DC.
Admission is free. Please register and bring your family and friends! Our vendors include; .dukhan .dc .henna

This Eid, we hold Palestine in our hearts: Gaza, Jerusalem, the West Bank, Palestinians living across historic Palestine, refugee communities, and the diaspora.

May this season bring strength to families facing hunger, displacement, oppression, occupation, blockade, and loss, and may it renew our commitment to Palestinian life, dignity, memory, and the right to return.

From all of us at The Jerusalem Fund, Eid Mubarak. 🇵🇸

See you at our Eid market on Saturday from noon till 5pm!

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The Jerusalem Fund is delighted to introduce our Summer 2026 Internship Cohort!

Our interns bring a diverse set of skills and specialties to the table, and we are excited to support their work throughout the summer!

Stay tuned to follow their reflections and contributions ~~

Talent for Palestine: Networking and Career Development Night
This summer, Washington will be full of interns, students, researchers, writers, doctors, lawyers, journalists, technologists, artists, nonprofit workers, public servants, and professionals from many other fields.

Many of them care deeply about Palestine. Some work on Palestine every day. Others carry that commitment with them while building careers in places where Palestine may not appear in the job title.

On Thursday, June 18, The Jerusalem Fund will bring these people into one room.

This evening is for students looking for direction, interns spending the summer in D.C., young professionals building their path, and experienced professionals who want to share advice while meeting others across fields.

Palestine is part of American public life: in classrooms, workplaces, newsrooms, courts, hospitals, tech companies, cultural spaces, faith communities, and policy debates. We hope this gathering helps people make new connections, think more clearly about their careers, and find ways to support one another.

The evening will include opening remarks, a short presentation on careers and professional development in the age of AI, industry-based networking tables, open networking, and optional resume, LinkedIn, and career-advice conversations.

📅 Thursday, June 18
🕡 6:30 PM
📍 The Jerusalem Fund
2425 Virginia Ave NW
Washington, DC 20037

Come meet people who care about Palestine in the U.S., whether you are just starting out or have years of experience to share.

Register on Eventbrite.

Join Samar Najia for a book launch, poetry reading, and signing of Yamma, Yaba, her new collection on the ongoing Nakba.

Palestine has a home in Washington, D.C.

As the end of the Spring 2026 Palestine Center Internship program comes to an end, here are the articles our cohort has published! 🇵🇸🖋️
Generation after generation, it is integral that students and youth continue to contribute to the Palestinian movement. 🗝️
We look forward to the work our Summer 2026 cohort will do 🙌

Celebrate Eid al-Adha at The Jerusalem Fund with handmade goods, books, jewelry, food, henna, and coffee.
Join us for an afternoon of community, culture, and shopping at The Jerusalem Fund. Visitors will be able to browse handmade goods, glassware, books, prints, jewelry, kufiyyahs, soaps, Palestinian and regional crafts, and other gifts from vendors and community members.
The souk will also include Middle Eastern food, henna painting, coffee, and a warm bazaar atmosphere for families, friends, and visitors of all ages.
A special part of this Eid al-Adha Souk will support the Palestine Diabetes Institute, one of The Jerusalem Fund’s humanitarian programs serving Palestinians through clinics in the West Bank.
This market continues the community souk tradition at The Jerusalem Fund and brings together culture, hospitality, small businesses, and humanitarian support in our space in Washington, DC.
Admission is free. Please register and bring your family and friends!