The ongoing Israeli occupation has created immense crises and far-reaching consequences for the occupied Palestinian people. These consequences are evident in the fragmentation of the nation into distinct demographic groups and lifestyles, as well as the disruption of the people’s consciousness and sense of identity. Consequently, the social and political agendas of these different groups have evolved in varying directions. In recent years, social media has emerged as a vital platform that enhances solidarity and unity among Palestinians, while also raising awareness about Palestinian resistance. The project aims to examine ways of supporting and activating the Palestinian Resistance Spirit in daily life, within a physical space that can adapt according to the current volatile reality. Furthermore, it seeks to explore methods of strengthening the sense of unity among Palestinian across all regions of historical Palestine. The project puts forward three main planning strategies: 1-Permanent Planning: This strategy focuses on significant squares in Palestinian cities, harnessing the inherent power of these spaces in daily life. The aim is to create a modest theater that can accommodate diverse performances and facilitate connections among Palestinians, fostering a sense of unity. 2-Fixed-Variable Planning: This strategy centers around the checkpoints that separate Israel and the West Bank. The emphasis lies in adapting the environment in response to the decisions made by the occupying forces. By providing a public space, this approach enables people to assert control, take the lead, and transform the space in accordance with the ever-changing reality. 3-Temporary and Variable Nomadic Planning: This architectural approach introduces a movable space of resistance that traverses different parts of Palestine. Its main objective is to highlight the spirit of similarity and unity despite the physical separation, emphasizing.