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Lamasat Watan Magazine مجلة لمسات وطن
Lamasat Watan is a cultural, community, political magazine that expresses the views of the youth. This page will include all the published editions that are [singlepic id=196 w=320 h=240 float=right] edited and published by Watan Student Movement in Jerusalem. Watan Student Movement has been established since three years and succeeded in improving the situation of the Arab students at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem by making several projects and activities which affected on the situation of the Palestinian student. The Lamasat Watan magazine is a place where everyone can express his or her opinion so the magazine becomes a uniting platform for the different Palestinian opinions and ideologies.
Watan Movement…A Sustained Success
Watan student movement has been created three years ago and works at the Hebrew University in Jerusalem. Watan works to serve the interests of the Arab [singlepic id=176 w=320 h=240 float=right] students in the Hebrew University and several other faculties in the city.
The movement does not hold a specified political program regarding the Israeli Palestinian conflict and leaves the political opinion to be chosen by its
