The Rover and Ranger Tribe of An-Najah National University, affiliated with the Deanship of Student Affairs, participated in the specialized youth workshop within the Project for Empowering Christian Youth to Enhance Community Participation and in building their capacities in campaigns and advocacy under the Minorities and Civil Society Program, which is supervised by the Local Communities Foundation.
The tribe's participation came within its community role in supporting and strengthening all components of Palestinian society and to form a practical experience regarding the national and social integration and engagement among the Abrahamic religions in the State of Palestine, foremost among them Islam and Christianity
The participation included a group of Rovers and Rangers (female), numbering 23 people, who represented the Rover and Ranger Tribe of An-Najah National University and its graduates affiliated with the Nablus Rovers and Rangers Tribes, and who presented a wonderful example of brotherhood and affection among the components of Palestinian society and the unity of these components under the banner and umbrella of the State of Palestine
It is noted that the workshop was held on Friday and Saturday, 23–24 October 2026, in the halls of Paradise Hotel in Bethlehem Governorate, with the participation of a group of young men and young women of the Christian Youth from the town of Zababdeh
