[gadders]

I don't think that is likely to happen given the conflict between the two countries.

[gadders]

Actually, on their "How do we get in an out of Gaza" section it says:

>>We currently cannot bring people to Gaza if you have a West Bank ID or Israeli passport. We can bring people who have an East Jerusalem ID.

Out of interest, I wonder if they accept Jewish mentors.

[golergka]

You have to be insane to be a jew get into a territory that is governed by organisation that basically has "kill all jews" in it's charter.

[gadders]

That was what I was thinking as well.

[imontauk]

The only ways for foreigners to get into Gaza is when they work for an international humanitarian organization or when they are journalists. I run Gaza Sky Geeks and live in Gaza. I have seen Jewish Americans come frequently, both as humanitarian workers and as journalists.

[minthd]

Imon, what about remote work from gaza? how's the situation ? Because assuming there's the right talent and enough stability to work, this seems like something that could attract many employers, both from financial/talent perspectives and from the doing good perspective. And it could be very scalable, maybe even having real impact on the region.