Social and moral changes, urbanization processes, and disintegration trends have contributed to the decline and abandonment of the historic core in Arab cities. Additionally, in certain areas, there is a noticeable phenomenon of spatial segregation based on religious identity, resulting in separation among different population groups. Shefa-amr, one of the largest Arab cities in Israel, is characterized by its religiously diverse population. The historic core of the city played a pivotal role in fostering a vibrant community life and nurturing close relationships between the Muslim, Christian, and Druze populations. This area served as a space for social interaction between residents and visitors, including Jews and Arabs, facilitating intercultural encounters. However, the decline of the historic core exacerbated the socio-religious divisions, leading to a spatial expression of these differences. Consequently, the city's neighborhoods have become segregated based on religious affiliations. As a result, there is a sense of cultural alienation and estranged residents. The project aims to leverage the restoration of the historic city core (the Old City center) to address the existing problematic social dynamics. The plan proposes an intermediate space in the heart of the Old City and its surrounding areas, which are adjacent to three different neighborhoods. As a result, the space is divided into four zones. The first zone, located in the heart of the city, will feature a mix of uses, while the other zones are situated on its outskirts, creating a network that leads back to the abandoned area. By introducing residential and public buildings and revitalizing empty spaces, the project envisions a space that encourages intercultural social interactions. This initiative will provide a fresh interpretation of the vibrant essence of Shefa-amr, adapting it to the lives of its residents while preserving their identity and that of the area. By restoring the original function and form of the urban space and fostering new ways of connection, the project aims to strike a balance that strengthens the urban, cultural, and tourist aspects of the location, as well as the social bonds within the community.