From Stones to Stars: The Legacy of the Intifada

Dream a future where the Palestinian stone-throwing Intifada becomes a global symbol of making the impossible come true. On December 8, 1987, Palestinians defended their land and principles with unparalleled bravery. Today, their legacy inspires a world where ordinary people can achieve extraordinary feats, turning stones of resistance into the foundation for a brighter, united future.

Muhammad al-Durrah: From Tragedy to Triumph

Envision a future where virtual reality memorials educate and inspire justice and power. In these immersive experiences, people learn about 12-year-old Muhammad al-Durrah, killed by Israeli gunfire twenty years ago as his father tried to shield him. This defining image of the Second Intifada now fuels a worldwide movement, leveraging technology to transform tragedy into a triumphant quest for universal safety and justice.

Eternal Resistance: From Past to Future Liberation

In a future where global unity arises from the enduring struggle of Palestine, the story of Muhammad al-Durrah's father, who tragically lost his family again in Gaza after 24 years, becomes a beacon of unending revolution. This exhibit envisions a world where the relentless fight against oppression leads to the liberation of all humanity, inspired by the resilience and sacrifices of the past.

Techno-Sanctuaries: Refugee Camps of the Future

Envision a future where refugee camps are transformed into thriving techno-sanctuaries, safeguarded by AI and global unity. These sanctuaries not only provide safety but also preserve and visualize the realities of their inhabitants, ensuring their stories endure. This stands in poignant contrast to the Sabra and Shatila tragedy forty years ago, where 3,500 Palestinian lives were lost. By reimagining these spaces, we honor their memory and build a legacy of resilience and remembrance.

Beaufort Castle: A Beacon of Liberation and Unity

In a liberated future where Palestine, southern Lebanon, and the Syrian Golan are free, people from around the world flock to Lebanon to visit Al Shaqif Castle. This historic fortress, once the battleground of fierce Palestinian and Lebanese resistance against Israeli occupation, now stands as a testament to their bravery. Visitors explore interactive exhibits and holographic reenactments that bring the heroic struggle to life, celebrating the indomitable spirit that shaped history and inspired global unity.

Symphony of the Future: War Stories in a Transcendent Era

In a future where music transcends borders, compositions like Ziyad Alrahbani's will echo in opera houses worldwide, narrating the stories of indigenous peoples and tragic events such as the Tal al-Zaatar massacre. The months-long siege during the Lebanese Civil War led to significant loss of life. This exhibit explores how music and storytelling preserve these memories.

Liberation Day: Past, Present, and Future

Imagine a future where Lebanon’s Liberation and Resistance Day inspires a global movement for freedom. Lebanon celebrated liberation from Israeli occupation, honoring the sacrifices for justice. Today, we envision a world where Palestine, too, can achieve freedom. This exhibit explores the legacy of resistance, envisioning a future of universal liberation and peace.

Beyond Borders: Remembering Bahr al-Baqar

Envision a future where humanity unites, recognizing that the Israeli occupation threatens all who value human dignity, not just Palestinians. This vision starkly contrasts with the sorrow of 1970, when Israeli warplanes bombed Bahr al-Baqar primary school in Egypt, killing 30 children and injuring dozens. By remembering "The Black Day," we honor the past and build a united, peaceful future for all real humans.

Karameh 2068: Unity and Resilience

Imagine a future where the spirit of Karameh/ the dgignity battle lives on, inspiring global unity and resistance against oppression. In 2068, people worldwide gather to commemorate the Battle of Dignity, where all the forces' bravery set the stage for a unified stand against injustice. Advanced technology now preserves their legacy, with interactive exhibits and holographic reenactments showcasing the battle's significance. This future honors the resilience and courage that turned the tide of history, building a world where dignity and freedom are universally cherished.

Peace in Our Time: Ending the Nakba

Projecting days where justice and peace prevail, the enduring impact of the Nakba finds resolution. This exhibit explores the ongoing struggles since the Israeli occupation began and envisions a time when global solidarity, the power of the Palesstinian resistance and innovative diplomacy bring lasting peace. By acknowledging past injustices, we pave the way for a future where the Nakba that never ended finally ends.

Unveiling the Past: Transparency and Justice for a Peaceful Future

Envisioning a future where transparency and justice prevail in a free Palestine, the release of classified protocols from the 1956 Kafr Qasem massacre trial brings historical atrocities to light. This exhibit highlights how confronting past injustices can pave the way for a more equitable and peaceful world, ensuring that the lessons of history guide us toward global accountability and reconciliation

Echoes of Justice: A Global Commitment to Remembrance and Accountability

In a future where global solidarity and justice prevail, the world unites to ensure that atrocities are never forgotten. Reflecting on the Tantura massacre and the chilling actions of figures like Yosef Diamant and Amitzur Cohen, originally of the Lehi terrorist group, we honor these painful truths to build a world committed to peace, remembrance, and accountability

Global Remembrance: A Future of Truth and Unity

Picture a future where the entire world observes a moment of silence on the anniversary of the Deir Yassin massacre. In this envisioned world, global recognition and truth-telling about the atrocities, including the brutal reality faced by innocent Palestinian women, ensure that the past is never forgotten