Help Preserve Beit Iskaria Mosque – A Beacon of Faith in the West Bank

Nestled in the heart of the West Bank, the village of Beit Iskaria stands as a small but steadfast community surrounded by growing Israeli settlements — Rush Zurim and Allon Shevut. At the centre of this historic village lies an old mosque, a cherished symbol of faith, identity, and resilience for generations of Palestinian families.

Today, the mosque — and the community that gathers around it — urgently needs your help.

Why This Matters

Beit Iskaria’s residents face severe restrictions on expansion and development. Unlike neighbouring settlements that continue to grow, the Palestinian community here is prevented from building and expanding naturally. Despite these challenges, the villagers remain determined to preserve their heritage, faith, and way of life.

The mosque is not just a place of worship — it’s a spiritual and cultural lifeline. It anchors the community, offers hope to young and old alike, and represents a steadfast reminder that faith endures even under pressure.

Our Goal

We are raising funds to:

- Preserve and restore the mosque — ensuring it remains a safe, dignified space for prayer and learning.

- Support local initiatives that strengthen the identity and Islamic presence of Beit Iskaria amid increasing isolation.

- Every contribution, no matter how small, helps preserve not only a building — but an entire community’s dignity and spiritual heritage.

How You Can Help

- Donate generously to protect and preserve Beit Iskaria Mosque.

- Share this page to spread awareness about the challenges faced by the people of Beit Iskaria.

- Pray for the community and for the peace and justice that they continue to hope for.

Beit Iskaria stands as a testament to resilience, faith, and the power of community.

Your support today ensures that this sacred place — and the people who depend on it — continue to thrive against all odds.

(See attached maps and satellite imagery via Google Earth to understand the surrounding restrictions and the importance of this preservation effort.)