Articles

• Swedish Association visits NSWAS
  12 November 2013, by Christina Valentin, Public Relations

  On Tuesday, November 12, a delegation from the Swedish Association of Health Professionals (Vardförbundet) visited Wahat al-Salam - Neve Shalom.
  The group, which included Ms. Sineva Ribeiro (President of the Association), Maria Hallen (project manager), Hannele Kangas (a department head) and Eva Nowak (president of a local branch), received an introduction and tour of the village, given by public relations and visiting groups coordinator Ms. Rita Boulos.
  The Swedish Association of Health (...)

• A Letter to MASA about the Importance of the Village
  19 September 2013, by C&D Office

  Lera Yavich writes a letter about the importance of incorporating the village tour into MASA after visiting Wahat al Salam - Neve Shalom.

• Strengthening Relations with The Alfred and Adele Davis Academy
  22 May 2013, by Rita Boulos

  Students from the Alfred and Adele Davis Academy from Atlanta, Georgia came to visit for the 2nd time.

• Visit by Dutch Diplomats based in Ramallah
  28 February 2013, by Rita Boulos

  A group from the Dutch diplomatic mission to the Palestinian Authority, located in Ramallah, came on a full-day visit to NS/WAS. The 15-member group included Head of Mission, Ms. Birgitta Tazelaar.

• Visit of Diplomatic Spouses
  23 October 2012, by Rita Boulos

  On Tuesday October 23 a group from the diplomatic spouses club in Israel visited NS/WAS.

• A group visit to the pre-1967 village of Emmaus
  11 August 2012, by Rita Boulos

  The group visits center took a group to the nearby ruined Palestinian village

• Youngsters from schools in Germany and Jerusalem visit WAS-NS
  11 June 2009, by Diana Webster

  On June 3, 2009 the WAS-NS Group Visits Centre received student groups from Max Rayne Hand-in-Hand bilingual school, Jerusalem and Gesamtschule Weilerswist, Germany.

• The Next Evolution at the Visitors Centre
  25 March 2009

  The Visitors Program Director (Rita Boulos) is always seeking ways to offer something new and different to visiting groups at the Oasis, whether they come for a few hours or for a longer stay.
  Archaeology made simple. Here is one very special addition to the list of options for guests: WAS-NS resident Gideon Solimany, a professional archaeologist and social justice activist, will now be available to guide archaeological walking tours from the Oasis to the Latrun Monastery. The tour will (...)

• Happy Campers at the Oasis
  8 July 2007, by Deb Reich

  The smothering heat that descends on our hilltop Oasis at this time of year does nothing to smother the enthusiasm of children and families vacationing at the Neve Shalom Wahat al Salam swimming pool...