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May 2005
Soraya Sulti, regional director of INJAZ, left, and students at the Discovery School of Swaifiyeh Secondary School in Amman, Jordan, share their experiences with INJAZ with Laura Bush and Queen Raina, center right, May 22, 2005. INJAZ promotes entrepreneurship and community leadership among Jordan's youth by teaching entrepreneurship, business ethics, leadership and community involvement.
Soraya Sulti, regional director of INJAZ, left, and students at the Discovery School of Swaifiyeh Secondary School in Amman, Jordan, share their experiences with INJAZ with Laura Bush and Queen Raina, center right, May 22, 2005. INJAZ promotes entrepreneurship and community leadership among Jordan's youth by teaching entrepreneurship, business ethics, leadership and community involvement.
Laura Bush talks with Palestinian women about women's rights at the Jericho Intercontinental Hotel in Jericho, Sunday, May 22, 2005. Laura Bush visits Jerusalem's Western Wall May 22, 2005 during her five-day trip to the Middle East.
Laura Bush tours the Western Wall in Jerusalem with Rabbi Shmuel Rabinowitz; Gila Katsav, wife of Israeli President Moshe Katsav, center; and Mordechai Suli Eliav, manager of The Western Wall Heritage Foundation, May 22, 2005. Laura Bush departs the Western Wall after inserting a prayer in the wall and taking a tour of the model of Mount Moriah Sunday, May 22, 2005.
Laura Bush takes a tour lead by Adnan Husseini inside the Muslim holy shrine the Dome of the Rock in the Muslim Quarter of Jerusalem's Old City, May 22, 2005. Laura Bush departs the Dome of the Rock after taking a tour of the shrine in the Muslim Quarter of the Old City of Jerusalem, Sunday, May 22, 2005.
Laura Bush joins students in watching a kids educational program at the Discovery School of Swaifiyeh Secondary School in Amman, Jordan, Sunday, May 22, 2005. Laura Bush and Queen Raina Al-Abdullah, wife of King Abdullah of Jordan, center, talk with students during a computer lab at the Discovery School of Swaifiyeh Secondary School in Amman, Jordan, Sunday, May 22, 2005.
Queen Raina Al-Abdullah, wife of King Abdullah of Jordan, center, and Laura Bush listen to a computer lab presentation at the Discovery School of Swaifiyeh Secondary School in Amman, Jordan, Sunday, May 22, 2005. The school is one of 100 in the country that have developed Internet curriculum to help reform Jordanian education. Students at the Discovery School of Swaifiyeh Secondary School in Amman, Jordan, participate in a classroom lesson during Laura Bush's visit to the school Sunday, May 22, 2005.
Soraya Sulti, regional director of INJAZ, left, and students at the Discovery School of Swaifiyeh Secondary School in Amman, Jordan, share their experiences with INJAZ with Laura Bush and Queen Raina, center right, May 22, 2005. INJAZ promotes entrepreneurship and community leadership among Jordan's youth by teaching entrepreneurship, business ethics, leadership and community involvement. Brother Olivier, prior of the monastery, discusses the historical significance of the Church of the Resurrection at Abu Gosh, during Laura Bush's visit to the monastery in Israel, May 23, 2005.
Benedictine nuns of the Church of the Resurrection at Abu Ghosh sing Psalm 150 in Hebrew during Laura Bush's tour of monastery in Abu Ghosh Israel, Monday, May 23, 2005. Laura Bush meets with Suzanne Mubarak, wife of Egyptian President Hosni Mubarek, at Ittihadiyya Palace in Cairo, Egypt, before spending the day together visiting an Egyptian girls school and taping a segment of children's television program "Alam Simsim" Monday, May 23, 2005.
Laura Bush and Suzanne Mubarak, wife of Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak, right, meet children's television character Nimnim, left, and Amr Koura, CEO of Alkarma Endutainment, before taking a segment for the "Alam Simsim" show in Cairo, Egypt, May 23, 2005. The program offers educational curriculum in an inventive way that puts fun into learning for Egyptian children.

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