The Concept of “Nation” refers to a group of people that share a common cultural, historical and social background within the same territory. In normal circumstances, the physical space serves as a foundation for social, cultural, and human interaction. However, for the Palestinian people, this is different due to the Israeli government's citizenship definitions since 1948. These definitions disconnect, separate, and divide the Palestinian people into "Arab Israelis" and "Palestinians" in terms of politics, spatially, and socially. It has been said in the past, "The elders will die, and the young will forget," but in recent years, we have witnessed a significant change among Palestinian youth from all sides of the social map, especially since the events of 2021 in Sheikh Jarrah, Jerusalem. The uprising that occurred through social media deepened the solidarity against the authorities and allowed Palestinians to express their opinions and amplify their voices, connecting particularly those in spaces that I referred to as an "Abnormal" – along the separation barrier, the Green Line, and the separation wall. These are the spaces where I act in. The project acted in the abnormal Jerusalemite space – in the village of Beit Sefafa – which is divided by the Green Line. I developed an intervention approach that operates at three levels: a local community level (Beit Sefafaian), planning a complex of a youth center, learning spaces, library, and playground in the ancient center of the village, on the remains of the Crusader fortress of al-Burj. The second level targets the broader Palestinian audience, in the Musa al-Alami’s area, west of Beit Sefafa, including a Palestinian cultural museum, an auditorium, workplaces for content creation, an observation point, and a botanical garden. The third level aims to remind and draw attention to the seam space between the Green Line and the railway tracks at the eastern entrance of Beit Sefafa. I developed an elevated object that encloses the area above the road, as a statement and representation of the place's division. The goal of the project is to strengthen awareness, identity, and revive collective memory among Palestinian youth.