Since the beginning of the genocide war in the Gaza Strip, the Isnad Foundation for Palestinian Student Support has implemented a series of meetings and events in several countries including Turkey, Egypt, Mauritania, Kyrgyzstan, Malaysia, and the Gaza Strip, as part of its urgent response to the needs of Palestinian students affected by the ongoing war on the Gaza Strip since October 2023.

Today, Monday, the first-stage interviews of the Pulse of Life scholarship program continued. The program is implemented by the Isnad Foundation for Supporting Palestinian Students, in partnership with Alkhidmat Europe, and targets Palestinian medical students, particularly in the Gaza Strip.

On Saturday, May 25, 2025, the Isnad Foundation for Supporting the Palestinian Student successfully concluded the first phase of interviews for the Pulse of Life scholarship. This initial phase, conducted remotely over three weeks starting May 5, involved dozens of outstanding Palestinian students specializing in human medicine — both graduates and applicants from Gaza Strip universities. The purpose of the interviews was to assess each student's academic performance and living conditions to determine their eligibility for support, following their successful completion of the electronic registration and initial screening. In this phase, launched in strategic partnership with Alkhidmat Europe, the Isnad Foundation provides accepted students with monthly financial support for a full year — a step aimed at easing their academic burdens and enabling them to continue their higher education despite ongoing challenges.

The Isnad Foundation for Palestinian Student Support announced the commencement of disbursing scholarships to students benefiting from the first phase of the Nabd Al-Hayat program, starting May 1, 2025, in partnership with and with the generous support of the Turkish National Youth Association (MGV - Milli Gençlik Vakfı).

Since the beginning of the genocide war in the Gaza Strip, the Isnad Foundation for Palestinian Student Support has implemented a series of meetings and events in several countries including Turkey, Egypt, Mauritania, Kyrgyzstan, Malaysia, and the Gaza Strip, as part of its urgent response to the needs of Palestinian students affected by the ongoing war on the Gaza Strip since October 2023.

Today, Monday, the first-stage interviews of the Pulse of Life scholarship program continued. The program is implemented by the Isnad Foundation for Supporting Palestinian Students, in partnership with Alkhidmat Europe, and targets Palestinian medical students, particularly in the Gaza Strip.

On Saturday, May 25, 2025, the Isnad Foundation for Supporting the Palestinian Student successfully concluded the first phase of interviews for the Pulse of Life scholarship. This initial phase, conducted remotely over three weeks starting May 5, involved dozens of outstanding Palestinian students specializing in human medicine — both graduates and applicants from Gaza Strip universities. The purpose of the interviews was to assess each student's academic performance and living conditions to determine their eligibility for support, following their successful completion of the electronic registration and initial screening. In this phase, launched in strategic partnership with Alkhidmat Europe, the Isnad Foundation provides accepted students with monthly financial support for a full year — a step aimed at easing their academic burdens and enabling them to continue their higher education despite ongoing challenges.

The Isnad Foundation for Palestinian Student Support announced the commencement of disbursing scholarships to students benefiting from the first phase of the Nabd Al-Hayat program, starting May 1, 2025, in partnership with and with the generous support of the Turkish National Youth Association (MGV - Milli Gençlik Vakfı).

Since the beginning of the genocide war in the Gaza Strip, the Isnad Foundation for Palestinian Student Support has implemented a series of meetings and events in several countries including Turkey, Egypt, Mauritania, Kyrgyzstan, Malaysia, and the Gaza Strip, as part of its urgent response to the needs of Palestinian students affected by the ongoing war on the Gaza Strip since October 2023.

Today, Monday, the first-stage interviews of the Pulse of Life scholarship program continued. The program is implemented by the Isnad Foundation for Supporting Palestinian Students, in partnership with Alkhidmat Europe, and targets Palestinian medical students, particularly in the Gaza Strip.

On Saturday, May 25, 2025, the Isnad Foundation for Supporting the Palestinian Student successfully concluded the first phase of interviews for the Pulse of Life scholarship. This initial phase, conducted remotely over three weeks starting May 5, involved dozens of outstanding Palestinian students specializing in human medicine — both graduates and applicants from Gaza Strip universities. The purpose of the interviews was to assess each student's academic performance and living conditions to determine their eligibility for support, following their successful completion of the electronic registration and initial screening. In this phase, launched in strategic partnership with Alkhidmat Europe, the Isnad Foundation provides accepted students with monthly financial support for a full year — a step aimed at easing their academic burdens and enabling them to continue their higher education despite ongoing challenges.

The Isnad Foundation for Palestinian Student Support announced the commencement of disbursing scholarships to students benefiting from the first phase of the Nabd Al-Hayat program, starting May 1, 2025, in partnership with and with the generous support of the Turkish National Youth Association (MGV - Milli Gençlik Vakfı).