We promote friendship and understanding between the people of Dundee and the people of Nablus
Support student Nurses and Midwives in Nablus
Medical professionals are essential to any community but especially so in Nablus. We are raising money to train nurses and midwives who cannot afford their academic course fees.
Read about Dundee, Nablus, and our Twinning in our major exhibition
Latest news
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Sheffield Nablus Live-Link Concert 2026
Sat 17 October 2026; 5:30–11:00 pm Crookes Social Club, Sheffield, S10 1TD and online live-stream It’s happening again – the annual Sheffield Nablus live-link event where local performers generously give their time to act in solidarity with those in Nablus and surrounding areas. The live-link will run from 5:30-7pm (if the situation allows) and will…
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Global Sumud Flotilla Report
At a packed meeting at the Queen’s Hotel in Dundee, Dr Antonis Vardis, a lecturer at St Andrews University and member of DNTA, recounted his experiences aboard the Global Sumud Flotilla earlier this year. The aim of the flotilla was to bring life-saving aid to Gaza by boat, thereby breaking Israel’s illegal siege. The audience…
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Falastin Film Festival in Dundee & NE Fife
This September, Falastin Film Festival is coming to Dundee and North East Fife! From 24-27 Sept, join us to celebrate Palestinian cinema and culture in a programme of films, talks, workshops and performance co-curated by Art Workers for Palestine Dundee. Gather to mobilise against Zionist colonisation while learning from Palestinian resistance, cultural pride, stories of…
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Israeli settlers occupy Mt Ebal, Nablus
This recent report from Nablus is reprinted from the newsletter of the Boulder-Nablus Sister City Project. The update offers a window into the current status and the myriad and mounting challenges our friends endure day in and day out: Sadly, today brought very disturbing news from Nablus.Israeli settlers have taken over the summit of Mount…
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Hebron International Resources Network – Scottish Tour
Hebron is the largest city in the West Bank and suffers from a significant number of settlers living in the centre of the city. This causes severe disruption to everyday life restricting Palestinian movement, even for children going to school. This is a rare opportunity to hear directly from HIRN (Hebron International Resource Network) about the realities…
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Nurses & Midwives graduate
Fundraising success: We have received graduation reports from Reem and Suha, two of the students we helped through university in Nablus via our charity partner FONSA. They write that our support is not just financial but provides an emotional antidote to the damage from living in an escalating military occupation. Reem writes: I would like…
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